HOUSTON, April 24 (Reuters) – Gasoline climbed in the San
Francisco Bay spot market on Tuesday as ConocoPhillips
began a planned overhaul at its 120,200 barrel-per-day (bpd)
refinery in Rodeo, California, traders said.
May CARBOB sold in the San Francisco market as high as a 17
cent-per-gallon premium to June NYMEX RBOB gasoline, up 6 cents
from Monday, traders said.
May CARBOB sold in the Los Angeles spot market at a 3-cent
discount to the Bay price, traders said.
June CARBOB in L.A. traded at 6.75 cents over July NYMEX
RBOB gasoline.
Gasoline in the Portland, Oregon, market sold at 6.5 cents
over NYMEX RBOB.
May CARB diesel, mandated by California pollution regulators
to reduce pollution in California’s major cities, finished
unchanged in L.A. at 8.5 cents a gallon over June NYMEX heating
oil.
Jet fuel in Los Angeles gained 0.75 cent to finish at 6.75
cents over June NYMEX heating oil.
Diesel in the Portland, Oregon, market, was offered
unchanged at 21 cents over NYMEX heating oil.
