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Midwest Weekly: Spot Fuels Dive, Jet Fuel Takes Off
6/26 4:39 PM
Midwest Weekly: Spot Fuels Dive, Jet Fuel Takes Off Barani Krishnan DTN Refined Fuels Market Reporter SECAUCUS, NJ (DTN) -- Midwest fuel spot prices continued their declines this week, with jet fuel being the only notable exception to a region aligning with the tumble in NYMEX futures amid the downgrading of Middle East supply risks. DTN data on Friday (6/26) showed Group 3 ULSD experiencing the single largest decline for the week, across the PADD 2, plunging 21.77cts to a weekly average of $2.8544 gallon. Chicago-ULSD prices also experienced heavy downward pressure, shedding 20.73cts to reach a significantly lower weekly average price of $2.8439 gallon. Wolverine-ULSD spot values slipped 19.47cts lower to average $2.8949 gallon as regional trading drew to a definitive close for the current weekly trading and processing cycle. The Buckeye Complex-ULSD average spot value followed very closely behind that regional downward trend, dropping 18.62cts to reach a lower weekly average of $2.8944 gallon. In the regional Midwest jet fuel market, Group 3 jet fuel prices strongly bucked the broader negative trend by surging 25.38cts to average $2.8464 gallon. Chicago jet fuel values also moved into positive territory, adding a much milder 1.33cts over the weekly session to reach an average of $2.6159 gallon. On the gasoline front, Group 3-Suboctane gasoline extended its losses into negative territory by dropping 12.72cts to reach a lower weekly average of $2.7047 gallon. Chicago-CBOB regular recorded a significantly milder contraction among the regional group, easing 2.37cts to hit a slightly lower weekly average price of $2.8367 gallon. Wolverine-CBOB regular gave up 1.97cts over the weekly session to finish at an average price of $2.8787 gallon according to the data in Screenshot 2026-06-26 164722.png. Buckeye Complex-CBOB regular averages softened by 2.00cts over the same weekly session to match the general downward trend at a lower weekly average of $2.8784 gallon. (c) Copyright 2026 DTN, LLC. All rights reserved.