Category: Refined Fuels

In the first of a 3-part article series, we’ll highlight five reasons oil prices have tumbled lower despite supply risks, and what to expect as the year draws to a close.

As summer downshifts into fall, refined fuel supply and demand remain unstable. Many are concerned about product shortages, but such events are no accident. Read our blog to learn why and what you can do about it.

Fueling profitable business decisions is challenging in today’s unstable-supply, tight-demand, driven downstream. Our new blog takes a closer look at supplier and wholesaler pains and offers two helpful solutions.

Many governments worldwide have turned to a carbon tax in an effort to reduce emissions, with the US looking like the latest country to adopt one. This has led consumers and companies to wonder: will the carbon tax increase fuel prices?

Successful companies push innovation through artificial intelligence, algorithms, and efficient data automation. Real-time business intelligence (BI) is key to maintaining an advantage in your company’s ever-changing market.

While gas prices have declined, the supply and demand imbalance suggests elevated prices will continue, DTN market analyst Troy Vincent explains.

Purchasing fuel in the wholesale market is not an easy job. Successful fuel buyers must remain vigilant and ready to pounce on opportunities that present themselves. What exactly do fuel buyers need to consider when evaluating wholesale fuel prices?

It can be complicated and confusing to keep up to date with trends in supply and demand in the petroleum products industry. Suppliers in the market make decisions and change prices throughout the day. Quick reactions and adaptability will empower your company’s pricing optimization strategy.

U.S. drivers had high hopes that the release from the nation’s SPR would help ease triple-digit prices of crude oil and reduce gasoline prices at the pump.