u/SnowFlake202020

Paper crude feels way too detached from physical spot realities. Once desks re-staff mid-month and try to lock in actual barrels for Q4, how fast do you think wholesale rack prices force a re-coupling?

Invoking Cold War-era DPA powers to override state environmental regulations for 50,000 barrels per day isn't a flex—it's a signal of total administrative desperation. It looks like the “bedlam” trump stated on 6/17/26 is well on its way.

AUSTRALIA, yes it’s in Australia. Not America. However, this is the first time I’m seeing this summary not say “there are no confirmed reports of gas shortages in America”, which it has said for weeks when I type in that phrase. Mind you I’m clearly in the USA. Is this coming here next? I know Australia imports 80% of their refined products but thoughts?

Probably just tank maintenance issues or poor credit lines. Very small store. $3.69 regular per gallon, which matches the baseline in north Texas right now. But what are your thoughts gassbuddy guys and gals? Could be one of the first faults forming after the insane crack spread prices. But 🤷‍♂️

Blocked G550 cruising at 45k feet right when the regional airspace is functionally locked down for combat operations. Took off from Geneva landed at Dubai world central International airport at 4:40ish AM local Dubai. My assumption is banking/finance related…….

My bad if this is the wrong subreddit but with the crack spreads and UST 🤷‍♂️🔥