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Mexico Is Entering a Fuelmaking Revival. That’s Bad News for US Refineries

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Mexico's fuel production is experiencing a decade-high resurgence, which may negatively impact US refineries due to decreased demand from their largest fuel buyer.

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A decade-high resurgence in Mexican fuelmaking threatens to weigh on US refineries as demand from their largest fuel buyer fades, adding to worries about buildup of gasoline stockpiles in America.

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Original article published by Bloomberg on January 28, 2026.
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