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1. www.cmegroup.com › markets › energyRBOB Gasoline Crack Spread Quotes - CME Group

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   4 days ago · Find information for RBOB Gasoline Crack Spread Quotes provided by CME Group. View Quotes

2. www.energystockchannel.com › 3/2/1-crack-spread3-2-1 Crack Spread - Energy Stock Channel

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   The 3:2:1 crack spread calculation starts with the spot price for two barrels of gasoline, added to the spot price for one barrel of heating oil, and then subtracts the spot price for three barrels of WTI crude oil.

3. www.cmegroup.com › education › articles-and-reportsIntroduction to Crack Spreads - CME Group

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   Get an introduction to crack spreads, including how to hedge, types of crack spreads, factors which affect the value and more. Read now.

4. finance.yahoo.com › news › crack-spread-101-part-1Crack Spread 101 (Part 1: What’s a crack spread?)

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   Jul 26, 2013 · The crack spread represents the price difference between the finished, refined products (which translate into refiner revenues) and the price of crude oil (one of the primary factors in refiner...

5. finance.yahoo.com › news › rbob-brent-crack-spreadWhat is the RBOB/ Brent Crack Spread and how is it Use in ...

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   Aug 7, 2019 · The RBOB / Brent crack spread describes the difference between the price of RBOB gasoline and the price of Brent crude oil. RBOB Gasoline is quoted in US cents per gallon and Brent crude oil is...

6. www.investopedia.com › terms › cCrack Spread: What it is, How to Trade It - Investopedia

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   Feb 23, 2021 · A crack spread is the spread created in commodity markets by purchasing oil futures and offsetting the position by selling gasoline and heating oil futures.

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   How much is a crack spread?

   • Let's say RBOB gasoline futures at $1.5860 per gallon. There are 42 gallons per barrel, so a refiner gets $66.61 for every barrel of gasoline for a crack spread of $15.59 that can be locked in with futures contracts. This is the most common crack spread play, and it is called the 1:1 crack spread.

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   How do you calculate crack spread?

   • The crack spread is quoted in dollars per barrel; since crude oil is quoted in dollars per barrel and the refined products are quoted in cents per gallon, diesel and gasoline prices must be converted to dollars per barrel by multiplying the centsper-gallon price by 42 (there are 42 gallons in a barrel).

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   How do you know if there is a positive crack spread?

   • To find out if there is a positive crack spread, you take the price of a barrel of crude oil—in this case, WTI at $51.02/barrel, for example—and compare it to your chosen refined product. Let's say RBOB gasoline futures at $1.5860 per gallon.

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   How do you calculate crack spread from RBOB gasoline?

   • To create this quote, RBOB gasoline is converted into US dollars per barrel. This can be accomplished by multiplying RBOB gasoline by 42, which converts the cents per gallon quote into a US dollars per barrel quote. You can then subtract the price of Brent crude oil from the price of RBOB gasoline to derive the crack spread.

   What is the RBOB/ Brent Crack Spread and how is it Use in Energy Tradi…

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8. rbnenergy.com › data-flow › 4045143-2-1 Crack Spread | RBN Energy

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   The 3-2-1 Crack spread approximates a theoretical refinery crude yield that produces two barrels of gasoline and one barrel of diesel for every three barrels of crude input. In other words, the simplified refinery yield implied by this calculation is two-thirds gasoline, one-third diesel.