Massive Crude Dislocation & a Gasoline Crack Long? Here’s What We’re Trading | Trading Corner

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Welcome back to Trading Corner, where the market’s on fire and the cracks are even hotter.
This week, Manny and James dissect a juicy dislocation between crude spreads and product strength—and roll out three sharp trade ideas:
Manny's Trade Ideas:
June/July Dated Brent – seeing upside as product tightness bites
Long Q3 Dated Dubai – early shift in Brent/Dubai positioning could extend
James' Trade Idea:
Holding Dec ‘26 EBOB Crack – deferred gasoline margins still look underpriced despite recent rally
From refinery margins screaming bullish, to physical barrels disappearing in the East, and the return of Brent/Dubai upside flow, this is the setup before summer truly kicks in. Manny and James unpack:
High-sulphur fuel oil strength & air con seasonality
Repsol's surprise crude dump and Spain’s refinery outages
Product-crude disconnect and the case for margin compression trades
Why now might be the time to buy crude relative to product—but only if you know where
If you're trading cracks, curves, or calendar spreads, this episode delivers the real context behind price moves. Skip the noise. Play the dislocations.
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