Northwest European refiners experienced an unprecedented weekly jump in gasoline premiums over crude oil. The spike provides critical relief to margins previously squeezed by geopolitical tensions and rising feedstock costs.
- Largest weekly gain in gasoline-to-crude premium since 2010
- NW Europe premium exceeded $17 per barrel on Friday
- Weekly increase of approximately $25 per barrel
- Refiners previously pressured by high crude costs linked to Iran conflict
- Price action follows a period of steep margin declines
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