OTCGH Expands Oil Data With Middle Distillates Contracts

The broker will tap data from a new trading desk to offer daily and intraday updates

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The new data will cover all instruments traded across the desk─dubbed the Middle Distillate Broking Group, which is part of OTC Europe's Aalpha Energy broking unit─including all 10 parts per million (ppm) ultra-low sulfur diesel swaps, such as diesel 10ppm Free On Board (FOB) brgs and cargoes in the North Western-Europe (NWE) and Mediterranean regions; all 0.1 percent Gasoil swaps, including 0.1 percent FOB brgs and cargoes in the NWE and Mediterranean regions, in addition to 50ppm FOB brgs; all

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