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September 2026 · 13 voices
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September 2026 · 13 of the 74 voices we track · 20 mentions

Sep 1 → Oct 1, 05:30 ET · Last update Oct 14, 15:22 ET (for the window to Sep 1, 05:30)

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Bullish

The discussion presents refined products as tighter and more bullish than crude oil. Jim Wiederhold attributed exceptionally high crack spreads to scarce refined-product inventories despite ample crude, while Javier Blas reported that TotalEnergies CEO Patrick Pouyanne saw refined-product fundamentals—especially diesel—as the opposite of bearish crude fundamentals 23. John Kemp said low US gasoline stocks and constrained refining capacity were drawing increasing investor attention to refined products 1.

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  • AHAlex HodesAgainst Hodes thinks an outright 90-day diesel export ban is very unlikely and would badly disrupt refiners and exporters. “I do think that an outright 90 day ban is very unlikely.” ▶ 11:35 Diesel Export Ban Talk Is Moving Prices More Tha… · 29 Sept

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