U.S. jet fuel imports are set to hit a two-year high in March after Nigeria’s Dangote refinery pushed barrels to North America, which should lower prices of the aviation fuel in the peak summer travel season, trade analysts and storage brokers said.
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US jet fuel imports surge as Nigeria's Dangote refinery pushes barrels west
By Reuters Econ
