London, 8 April (Argus) — Jet prices fell on the back of a weaker gasoil futures complex while differentials for cargoes weakened.
The barge market saw four bids and two offers in the afternoon session, but no trades were seen. Differentials were assessed at May +$45.50/t.
The cargo market also saw some active discussion but no deals were reported and premiums to futures ranged between $46-$47/t against the May gasoil contract.
Jet stocks held in the independent Antwerp-Rotterdam-Antwerp region rose marginally as demand remained low after the Easter holidays. Stocks have been boosted by recent exports from the Mideast Gulf and India in the last two weeks. Jet fuel stocks rose to 843,000t on 8 April from 834,000t on 1 April and inventories were 53,000t up from a year ago, according to data from oil consultancy PJK.
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