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Goldman Sees Tight Oil Refining Market: ETF Areas Likely to Gain
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Goldman Sees Tight Oil Refining Market: ETF Areas Likely to Gain
Goldman Sachs predicts diesel and jet-fuel crack spreads will remain elevated through 2027, averaging over $40 per barrel—more than double historical levels—due to refining capacity constraints and potential fuel demand recovery. This outlook supports refiners and pipeline operators, though crude prices are expected to decline. Refined-product inventories are projected to reach their lowest levels since 2015, requiring high utilization rates from refiners.
Zacks Investment Research · Oct 7, 2026
Oil Refiners ETF (CRAK) Hits New 52-Week High
The VanEck Oil Refiners ETF (CRAK) has surged 75.41% from its 52-week low, reaching a 52-week high amid rising oil prices. Escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran have heightened supply concerns, positioning oil refining companies to benefit from elevated crude prices. The fund shows a positive weighted alpha of 77.85, suggesting potential for continued near-term gains.
Zacks Investment Research · Aug 31, 2026
This Group of Stocks Is Surging Due to the Surge in Oil Prices. Should You Invest?
Refiner stocks have significantly outperformed the broader energy sector and S&P 500 due to a global shortage of refining capacity, which has driven crack spreads (refiner profit margins) to record highs of $64. Despite geopolitical conflicts and infrastructure damage reducing global refining capacity by 5 million barrels per day, the author recommends investing in refiners as the capacity shortage will persist longer than oil price volatility.
The Motley Fool · Jul 24, 2026
Cushing crude stocks sit less than 2 mmbbls above operational floor amid global supply crisis
Cushing crude oil storage inventories have fallen dramatically to near-critical levels, dropping 11.3 million barrels between April and June 2026 due to global supply disruptions from Middle East conflicts. Storage capacity utilization fell below 29%, approaching the operational floor of 26.7%, with potential to reach minimum levels within 1-2 weeks. The tight inventory situation is driving increased US crude exports and refinery runs, while market responses include redirected pipeline flows and tightened WTI price spreads. If supply disruptions persist, critical inventory levels at key US hubs could be reached within 1-2 months, potentially limiting US export capacity and reflecting a significantly tighter physical oil market.
GlobeNewswire Inc. · Jun 12, 2026
Oil Falls Below $100, But Gas Prices Keep Climbing: These 4 Stocks Are Winning
Crude oil fell below $96 per barrel while gasoline prices climbed to $4.56 per gallon, creating exceptional profit margins for oil refiners. The 3-2-1 crack spread reached $56.22 per barrel—its highest level since June 2022—as refiners benefit from the widening gap between falling crude costs and stable pump prices. Major refiners reported strong first-quarter earnings that significantly beat consensus estimates.
Benzinga · May 7, 2026
Gas Tops $4, Diesel Has Its Best Month Ever — Why These Refiner Stocks Can't Stop Printing Money
U.S. gasoline prices surged to $4.02 per gallon and diesel hit $5.45, driven by Iran war disruptions at the Strait of Hormuz. Oil refiners are capitalizing on widened crack spreads (now ~$47/barrel vs. $20 pre-war), with refiner stocks posting exceptional gains. The VanEck Oil Refiners ETF (CRAK) is up 29% YTD on a 14-week winning streak, while individual refiners like Par Pacific and PBF Energy gained 50% and 41% in March respectively. Analysts raised price targets on Valero Energy, citing potential structural shifts in refining profitability.
Benzinga · Mar 31, 2026
Energy Stocks Require Subsector Selection Rather Than Broad Exposure
The article argues that energy sector investing requires selective subsector exposure rather than broad-based investment. Following the Iran war outbreak and subsequent oil price increases, different energy subsectors (oilfield services, exploration & production, midstream, refiners, and integrated companies) respond differently to market cycles. The author suggests that while oil prices have outpaced energy equities since the war began, there may be catch-up potential if oil prices sustain higher levels, particularly in oilfield services and exploration & production companies.
Investing.com · Mar 26, 2026
Diesel Above $5 For The First Time Since 2022: Goldman Warns The Real Energy Crisis Isn't Crude
Diesel prices have surged above $5 per gallon for the first time since 2022, with Goldman Sachs warning that the real energy crisis lies in refined products rather than crude oil. Middle East supply disruptions and refinery outages are constraining global diesel and jet fuel supplies, creating record-wide refining margins. U.S. refiners are positioned to benefit significantly from these elevated crack spreads.
Benzinga · Mar 17, 2026
Forget Nvidia And Micron — The Iran War Just Created An Earnings Boom For US Refiners
The Iran conflict has created a historic earnings boom for U.S. oil refiners as the 3-2-1 crack spread surges to approximately $40 per barrel—roughly double pre-conflict normalized margins. With global refining capacity declining and the U.S. operating the world's largest refining complex, the industry could see theoretical gross refining margins reach nearly $240 billion annually. Five major independent refiners are positioned to capture significant windfall profits from this structural advantage.
Benzinga · Mar 12, 2026
Jim Mellon Says Venezuela's Oil Recovery Is 5+ Years Away, But US Refiners Could Benefit: 'I'd Suggest Loading Up On Oil And Gas'
Billionaire investor Jim Mellon stated that Venezuela's oil industry recovery will take 5-10 years to reach previous production levels of 3 million barrels per day. However, he suggests US refiners with heavy crude capacity could benefit from eventual recovery and recommends investors 'load up on oil and gas.' US refiner stocks have rallied significantly following recent political developments in Venezuela.
Benzinga · Jan 9, 2026
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