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Originally Posted by Donger
Actually, it was. Yes, the refinery issue in Indiana is keeping prices higher than they normally would be. And, the situation in California is still no where near normal. So, add those two together and you get higher than normal average pricing relative to crude.
There are a few other items which significantly contribute to the higher than usual price delta.
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Right..the "unexpected repairs" needed at a refinery. Which come just at the time when oil is crashing....and is expected to last for the remainder of the summer driving season....
so ****ing convenient...