Platts excludes Russian-origin material from European jet fuel assessments effective Sep 1, 2022

Effective Sept. 1, 2022, Platts no longer reflects Russian-origin product in its open-origin European assessments of jet fuel.

The decision by Platts, part of S&P Global Commodity Insights, was announced through a subscriber note published Aug. 1, and reachable at: https://www.spglobal.com/commodityinsights/en/our-methodology/subscriber-notes/080122-platts-to-exclude-russian-origin-material-from-european-jet-fuel-assessments-effective-sept-1-2022.

The decision followed a review into the continued inclusion of Russian-origin material in its European barges and cargo assessments for gasoline, jet fuel and LPG as announced in a subscriber note published June 22, and reachable at: https://www.spglobal.com/commodityinsights/en/our-methodology/subscriber-notes/062222-platts-seeks-feedback-on-russian-product-in-european-gasoline-lpg-jet-fuel-assessments.

Platts assessments reflect the value at which a standard, repeatable transaction for merchantable material takes place, or could take place, in the open spot market at arms length.

Feedback gathered from the market, as well as observed market activity in recent weeks, has shown a significant move away from Russian-origin material in the spot market. Furthermore, Platts has observed that Russian material does not constitute a typical flow and significant portion of supply European balances of jet fuel.

This affects the following assessments:

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