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For years U.S. drivers have been getting a gift at the expense of their northern neighbor—artificially cheap oil. That could change in the coming months when a major pipeline expansion will allow Canadian oil more access to global markets. How will it impact the main beneficiaries of that yearslong glut, U.S. refiners that pocketed much of the difference?
The U.S. imports about 4 million barrels a day of Canadian crude oil, which represents more than a fifth of the country’s operating refining capacity. Western Canadian Select was on average about $18 to $19 a barrel cheaper than the U.S. benchmark West Texas Intermediate in 2022 and 2023
加拿大大傻,廉价供应美帝便宜石油几十年任劳任怨。
老大对小弟也特别好,居然没有高举关税大磅告加拿大倾销。
现在管道修好了吗?卖给谁?还是老大自己已经可以生产石油了?