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U.S. oil-refinery stocks are up roughly 150% this year. How long could this historic run last?

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U.S. oil-refinery stocks are up roughly 150% this year. How long could this historic run last? — Amsterdam Sports news

Analyst predicts the ‘mother of all maintenance seasons’ for refineries that have been running at high capacity

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