(Bloomberg) -- West Texas Sour crude oil, a high-
sulfur grade delivered at Midland, Texas, weakened against the
U.S. benchmark today on speculation that the shutdown of a crude
unit at BP Plc's Whiting, Indiana, refinery would cut demand.
BP is shutting a 250,000 barrel-a-day crude unit, the
largest of three at Whiting, the biggest refinery in the U.S.
Midwest, a person familiar with the plant's status said today. A
restart date hasn't been determined. A second crude unit, able
to process about 75,000 barrels a day, is also out of service
and may restart at the end of the summer.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
sulfur grade delivered at Midland, Texas, weakened against the
U.S. benchmark today on speculation that the shutdown of a crude
unit at BP Plc's Whiting, Indiana, refinery would cut demand.
BP is shutting a 250,000 barrel-a-day crude unit, the
largest of three at Whiting, the biggest refinery in the U.S.
Midwest, a person familiar with the plant's status said today. A
restart date hasn't been determined. A second crude unit, able
to process about 75,000 barrels a day, is also out of service
and may restart at the end of the summer.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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