Forced flows: How new European sanctions are reshaping Asian gasoil and jet fuel markets
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Forced flows: How new European sanctions are reshaping Asian gasoil and jet fuel markets
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Tighter European sanctions targeting refined products made from Russian crude are accelerating shifts in global middle distillate trade flows, with Asia increasingly at the center of the impact. By closing loopholes that previously allowed barrels processed outside Russia to re‑enter Europe, the latest measures are forcing market participants to reassess compliance risk, arbitrage economics, and regional supply balances.
In this episode of the Platts Oil Markets Podcast, Jonathan Nonis, associate editorial director, is joined by Mei Huey and Rachelle Teo from S&P Global Platts Singapore Asian editorial team to examine how the new sanctions are disrupting established trade patterns. They discuss whether barrels could be displaced back into Asia, how Europe may compete for non-Russian origin supply, and what this means for benchmarks such as FOB Arab Gulf and FOB Singapore gasoil and jet fuel as markets adjust to a more complex and volatile trading environment.