Crude Oil
Gasoline margins fall to a 1-year low across Asia and Europe
Analysts and traders said that gasoline refining margins fell to near 1-year lows on Monday due to an oversupply of fuel from major exporters, and a swelling inventory at the main hubs. The profits from the 'gasoline' and 'diesel' processing are crucial to oil refiners and major oil companies' earnings. They tend to decline when oil prices increase, as feedstock becomes more expensive. Last week, oil prices rose to $70 a barrel on fears of a U.S. strike on Iran. LSEG data show that the benchmark Singapore margins of?92-octane against Brent crude dropped to $3.73 a barrel on Friday. This...