
Reading the Brent–gas oil crack: what it means for physical buyers
For a physical distillate buyer the outright crude price is only half the story. The crack spread tells you where diesel supply, and prices, are heading next.
Live benchmark prices, an energy events calendar, and our commentary on the physical oil, gas and petrochemical markets we trade.

Live data
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Regional reference data
Independent, publicly published figures on the UAE and Fujairah market, not our own inventory. Shown as a dated snapshot; follow the links for today's numbers.
Weekly · Week ended 28 Sep 2026
Published weekly by the Fujairah Energy Data Committee (FEDCom), under Fujairah Oil Industry Zone (FOIZ), with S&P Global Commodity Insights. Total 8.216 million bbl.
Monthly · June 2026 figure
Fujairah's published data covers refined-product and bunker-fuel storage, not crude. For UAE crude production and trade, the authoritative free sources are OPEC's Monthly Oil Market Report and the JODI-Oil World Database.
Set monthly by the UAE Fuel Price Committee, announced on the last day of each month and effective from the 1st. Prices are uniform nationwide at ENOC, ADNOC, EPPCO and Emarat stations and are not a Royal Neft product or price.
Figures on this page are third-party market snapshots, shown for general context only. They are not Royal Neft Trading FZE's own inventory, storage or trading volumes, and may be out of date.
Market insights

For a physical distillate buyer the outright crude price is only half the story. The crack spread tells you where diesel supply, and prices, are heading next.

Diesel remains the workhorse fuel of the regions we serve. Demand is driven by power, construction, marine and agriculture rather than passenger transport, and that changes how buyers should plan.

Every physical trade is quoted on an Incoterm that defines exactly where risk and cost pass from seller to buyer. Here is what FOB, CFR and CIF mean in practice for oil and petrochemical cargoes.
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