According to the settlement price in the New York Mercantile Exchange, the "3-2- 1" profit of refining three barrels of crude oil into two barrels of gasoline and one barrel of heating oil on Thursday was $24.477 per barrel, which was $65,438 +0. 106 higher than the previous trading day.
The daily output of Libyan crude oil has been reduced to less than 500,000 barrels, and the fate of oil facilities in the war has attracted the attention of the International Energy Agency. On Thursday, the International Energy Agency released an economic review, saying that the attack on Libya's oil facilities has aggravated concerns about the prospects of the oil industry. However, European demand has slowed down, and oil-producing countries such as Saudi Arabia have the ability to make up for Libya's production cuts. There is no need to use the emergency reserve at present.
The market is still concerned about the situation in Libya and the Middle East, and international oil prices rose once in early trading on Thursday. However, European and American economic data made the market worried about the prospect of economic recovery, and international oil prices plummeted instead. However, the news of riots in Saudi Arabia came out and the decline in international oil prices narrowed. At the close of trading on Thursday, the settlement price of light crude oil in the New York Mercantile Exchange in April was 102.7 USD per barrel, down10.68 USD from the previous trading day. London Intercontinental Exchange Brent crude oil April futures settlement price per barrel 1 15.43 USD, down 0.5 1 USD; New york heating oil futures in April were 304.49 cents per gallon, down 2.58 cents; April futures of RBOB gasoline reported 3,065,438+0.96 cents per gallon, down 0.76 cents; The March diesel futures price of London Intercontinental Exchange was 964.5 USD per ton, down 0.00 USD.