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Cold weather saps distillates surplus

01/18/2010
Colder weather across much of the northern hemisphere in late December and early January accelerated the burn-off of a global distillate fuel surplus."A blast of cold weather was not a necessary condition for global distillate inventories to fall back within bounds, but it will certainly help to speed the process along," said analysts at Barclays Capital Research, a division of Barclays Bank PLC, London. "While average December temperatures hit multiyear lows in some key heating oil-consuming areas in Europe and Asia, the US winter has so far been distinctly cold, but the difference from normal conditions has been less extreme."The oil home-heating customer-weighted de...
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