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The crack spread refers to the difference between the price of crude oil and the prices of refined products.
The typical spread ratio is to buy 3 crude oil contracts and sell 2 gasoline contracts plus 1 heating oil contract (3:2:1).
This price difference represents the yield of “cracking” 1 unit of crude oil.
The EIA Crude Oil Inventories data measures the change in crude oil stockpiles in the United States.
WTI is a specific grade of crude oil and is one of three major oil benchmarks used by those trading oil contracts, futures, and derivatives. WTI stands for West Texas Intermediate and is also...
Forex brokers will quote you two different prices for a currency pair: the bid and ask price. The “bid” is the price at which you can SELL the base currency. The “ask” is the price at which you can...
API’s Weekly Statistical Bulletin (WSB) is a report that provides weekly data on the supply and demand of crude oil and petroleum products in the U.S.
Term spread trading, also known as yield curve trading, involves taking positions in different maturities of fixed-income securities, such as bonds or interest rate futures. The goal is to capitalize on changes in the yield curve, which is a graphical representation of interest rates on debt for various maturities. What is a term spread trade? […]
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