GLOBAL, 13 September 2026 — Heating oil finished at $4.7683 a gallon, down $0.0776, or 1.60%, in a delayed futures-market snapshot captured after the 11 September session.
Latest move
The distillate-linked contract finished lower but outperformed both crude benchmarks on a percentage basis in the delayed comparison.
Market context
Despite its legacy name, the contract is commonly used as a reference for the broader distillate complex, which includes diesel-related economics. Inventory levels and refinery yields therefore matter alongside crude prices. Seasonal heating demand is only one part of the contract’s information set.
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