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Crack Spread
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Crack Spread
A spread involving oil futures. In a crack spread, an investor takes a long position in crude oil futures and a short position in refined oil futures. This allows the investor to create an artificial position on the price of refining oil. Refineries are the most likely investors to enter into a crack spread. See also: Crush spread.


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The market for all Gulf grades have been supported in recent months by strong crack spreads for naphtha and middle distillates, coupled with expected peak winter demand for heating oil.
This increase primarily resulted from higher West Coast 3/2/1 crack spreads and greater light/heavy spreads.
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