Asphalt Weekly Monitor

  • The Asphalt Institute held their Summer Annual Meeting in Calgary, BC this week.
  • Most East Coast retail and wholesale asphalt prices steady, some areas decline slightly.
  • East Coast and Gulf Coast flux retail and wholesale prices unchanged.
  • Midwest retail markets assessed lower in some areas—but most are unchanged.
  • Midwest wholesale barges and rail prices for paving grade narrowed this week.
  • Most Gulf Coast retail asphalt market prices steady, with some lower prices.
  • Gulf Coast wholesale asphalt prices steadfast.
  • Rockies wholesale prices steady this week, with August supply readily available.
  • West Coast markets ease lower in part of the Pacific Northwest—steady elsewhere.
  • Eastern Canada selling and posted prices unchanged for the week.
  • Western Canada selling prices steady, with wholesale prices competitive with US Rockies.
  • October NYMEX WTI crude closes at $96.54 per bbl, up $2.89 vs. previous week.
  • Western Canadian Select (WCS) discount to WTI about $15 per bbl.
  • Brent-to-WTI crude premiums remain firm–over $19 per bbl for Sept–$17+ for Oct.
  • Calumet Specialty to acquire Montana Refining Company (see Industry News).
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