Goldman Sachs Sees Diesel Refining Margins Soaring to $63 a Barrel
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Goldman Sachs tightens diesel fuel warning amid wars Goldman <p>Sachs has warned of a global shortage of processing capacity due to wars and strikes on refineries. Diesel Margin Forecast increased to $63 in the US and $49</p> in the EU.
Goldman Sachs Sees Diesel Refining Margins Soaring to $63 a Barrel
Refiners are set to reap stronger profits on the global diesel shortage, Goldman Sachs has said, revising its earlier profit forecast to double the total profits that refining companies would make from the squeeze. “Rising strikes on refineries in the Middle East and Russia have further constrained already-stretched global refining capacity, pushing refined-products margins to new highs,” the bank’s analysts wrote in a note, as quoted by Bloombe…
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Global Diesel Shortage on the Horizon - Energy News Beat
If you think diesel prices will ease next year, Wall Street is not with you. On August 31, 2026, CoinBureau founder Nic Puckrin flagged Goldman Sachs for more than doubling its 2027 diesel-margin forecasts, arguing that refineries are being hit from every direction—Middle East strikes, Russian export bans, and winter demand—with diesel at the epicenter […] The post Global Diesel Shortage on the Horizon appeared first on Energy News Beat.
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