Jet and kerosene stocks held independently in the Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp refining and storage hub rose nearly 12% in the week to Thursday, data from Dutch consultancy Insights Global showed.
Stocks of the aviation fuel stood at 620,000 metric tons and rose on higher imports including from the United States and Nigeria and higher production from local refineries, Insights Global's Lars van Wageningen said.
Gasoline stocks fell 7.4% to 940,000 tons on high exports and strong inland demand, Wageningen added.
Gasoil stocks, meanwhile, were up nearly 1% to 1.81 million tons as inland demand firmed, he added.
Low water levels on the Rhine river were hindering barge movements, Wageningen said, allowing loadings only at about 50% of capacity.
The following table shows volumes in thousands of tons:
25/06/2026 18/06/2026 03/07/2025 | Gasoline 940 1,015 1,096 | Naphtha 415 441 581 | Gasoil 1,805 1,789 1,923 | Fuel oil 751 754 961 | Jet fuel 620 554 774 |
Product Incoming cargoes Outgoing cargoes | Gasoline Finland, Spain, Sweden, UK Angola, Brazil, Caribbean, Ireland, Latvia, Namibia, Pakistan, Portugal, UK, W. Africa | Naphtha Germany, Norway, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Spain, US Venezuela | Gasoil Latvia, Saudi Arabia France, Germany, Ireland, Poland, Spain, UK, W. Africa | Fuel Oil Finland, France, Norway, Poland, Sweden, Turkey, UK Med, UK, US | Jet-kero Nigeria, US Finland, Med., UK |
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