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Elevated crack spreads and crude oil prices contribute to higher prices at the pump

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1. Elevated crack spreads and crude oil prices contribute to higher prices at the pump

Elevated crack spreads and crude oil prices contribute to higher prices at the pump.

Proof: Crack spreads are indicators of the profitability of refining crude oil into petroleum products.

Key number: The official source confirms the event; track the next disclosed operating metric and guidance.

Impact: Refining margins and fuel costs can affect energy-company profitability and consumer spending.

Watch next: Watch the next EIA fuel-price and inventory release for gasoline supply and refinery-margin changes.

Canonical host: www.eia.gov

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