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An authoritative weekly newsletter devoted to insightful coverage and analysis of all aspects of the global aviation fuel business.
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-- An unrivaled global perspective on the aviation fuels business.
Jet Fuel Intelligence (JFI) is an authoritative weekly newsletter devoted to insightful coverage and analysis of all aspects of the global aviation fuel business. JFI identifies, clarifies and analyzes the latest market-moving events, fuel facility develop-ments, and trends that have a significant impact on the aviation fuel business. It is the only source for global airport-by-airport jet fuel pricing, and coverage of spot cargo markets and swaps.
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Monday, August 30, 2010		 View Entire Issue
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Royal Dutch Shell and Brazilian sugar and ethanol giant Cosan signed the final documents to create a fuels joint venture which would have an estimated $21 billion in annual revenues. (Monday, August 30, 2010)
North Asia Jet Exports Down As China Ramps Up Supply
Trade patterns in Asia are changing as China's refinery build-out reduces its dependence on jet imports and internal demand soaks up more volume from regional exporters. As a result, jet fuel shipments out of major North Asian jet suppliers South Korea and Japan have fallen this year, especially to China. South Korean and Japanese refiners kept runs relatively low in the first part of the year. (Monday, August 30, 2010)
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Feature Stories
UK Fuel Infrastructure Still Untested As Demand Slumps
North Asia Jet Exports Down As China Ramps Up Supply
Spot Cargo Markets
Late-Summer Bounce
In Brief
BRAZIL
CARBON TRADING
Snapshot
Demand and Output Bounce Back
US Supply, Demand and Stock Trends at a Glance
Spot Cargo and Airport Price Snapshot

 

 

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