European Snapshot: Revival Gains Further Traction

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Recovery in European jet fuel demand versus year-earlier gained further traction in September as fall travel schedules took effect. Consumption averaged more than 50% above 2020 rates for the month at some 3.7 million tons. On the supply side, production dipped to 2.1 million tons as refineries reduced crude throughput. Another 2.1 million tons of imported supplies came into the region. Some of that volume was diverted across the Atlantic to the US, where damage from Hurricane Ida had shut down Gulf Coast refineries in late August.

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Refining, Jet Fuel
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