China has helped drive up Asian diesel profits; it could lower them, too: Russell

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The profit margin, or crack, for making 10 ppm gasoil , the building block for diesel and jet fuel, at a typical Singapore refinery dropped to $36.29 a barrel on May 13, capping a second weekly decline.

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