In our latest gasoline market commentary:
> US blending costs have seen a prolonged rise, changing the arbitrage landscape, with September arrivals looking to Europe and AG for resupply
> USGC has been the most competitive for destinations like Brazil, Colombia, and Peru, but September economics now favour Europe, putting downward pressure on the TA arb
> The E/W spread is likely to continue narrowing in the coming weeks due to improved AG competitiveness in the West
> The strength of Singapore increases AG's competitiveness in Asian destinations, making it the best option for August deliveries to Pakistan