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US distillate stocks fail to make summer recovery amid refinery outages - Vimarsana News

US distillate stocks fail to make summer recovery amid refinery outages

U.S. diesel, heating oil and jet fuel stockpiles have failed to recover from the 10-year lows hit last year when high prices caused the Biden administration to consider a ban on fuel exports, leaving...

Bumpy road ahead for US gasoline demand and energy transition - Vimarsana News

Bumpy road ahead for US gasoline demand and energy transition

While U.S. gasoline demand is unlikely to rescale the pre-pandemic peaks of 2018 as the energy transition accelerates, the pace of its decline is uncertain, illustrating the challenge for industry and...

Analysis-Bumpy road ahead for US gasoline demand and energy transition - Vimarsana News

Analysis-Bumpy road ahead for US gasoline demand and energy transition

While U.S. gasoline demand is unlikely to rescale the pre-pandemic peaks of 2018 as the energy transition accelerates, the pace of its decline is uncertain, illustrating the challenge for industry...

Recommendations for this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe - Vimarsana News

Recommendations for this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe

The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland’s musical theatre students put on shows at the Fringe, always with an early start.

Industry reacts as inflation falls to 7.9% – Mortgage Strategy - Vimarsana News

Industry reacts as inflation falls to 7.9% – Mortgage Strategy

There could still be a ‘choppy period’ ahead for mortgage holders despite inflation in Britain falling to a 16-month low, industry experts warn. Inflation has dropped to 7.9% in the year to June, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). It also fell from 8.7% in May - a better result than many