Diesel Predictions
Browse Diesel market predictions and forecasts from well-known financial commentators. Each prediction is tracked from the date it was published to its estimated deadline, then graded correct or wrong based on the outcome.
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Person Subject Forecast* Source Date Deadline** Outcome
Paul Sankey Diesel Diesel prices will remain elevated and bullish for the next two months (through mid-November 2026) as global supply shortage persists heading into winter. The David Lin Report 2026-09-15 2026-11-15 pending
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[8:32] we're very bullish for the next two months as we get try and address particularly the European shortage of natural gas and the global shortage of diesel as we head into winter.
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Doomberg Diesel Diesel prices could go significantly higher from current levels due to refinery risk at near-maximum capacity The David Lin Report 2026-09-08 2026-12-31 pending
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[19:32] It could go much higher from here. For example, when you run a refinery at 98 99% capacity across the industry, they blow up sometimes. And you know, we are one major explosion, accident, sabotage, pick your favorite theory, cyber attack. We're one major explosion at a large American, European, Asian refinery away from a real problem.
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Doomberg Diesel Diesel crack spreads will normalize over time as refineries invest to become more flexible and shift product slates toward diesel The David Lin Report 2026-09-08 2028-09-08 pending
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[18:37] Of course. Look, um the same numbers that cause this to be a problem um prove just how solvable a problem it is. Um so if there's 7 million barrels a day of competitive seaborn barrels of diesel and the global refining capacity is 100 million barrels, every percent shift to diesel overall solves 15% of your problem. Um and so yes u refineries will invest to become more flexible... This will of course collapse the price of diesel.
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