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Bloomberg reports that US distillate inventories are at record highs for this time of year, with the diesel crack spread falling to $6.56 a barrel, the lowest since June 2010. Air travel cuts have also left jet fuel piling up.
A swollen distillate glut and weak refining margins point to lower diesel prices and weaker crude support, which lowers energy-linked feed and freight costs.
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