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♻️️️️ RIN Prices as of Wednesday, August 6, 2025
**D3 RINs**
• C26: $2.090 (+0.025)
• C25: $2.215 (+0.020)
**D4 RINs**
• B26: $1.285 (-0.008)
• B25: $1.205 (-0.008)
**D5 RINs**
• A26: $1.280 (-0.008)
• A25: $1.200 (-0.008)
**D6 RINs**
• A26: $1.280 (-0.008)
• A25: $1.200 (-0.008)
#RINs #CleanFuels
♻️️️️ RIN Prices as of Tuesday, August 5, 2025
**D3 RINs**
• C26: $2.065 (+0.015)
• C25: $2.195 (+0.015)
**D4 RINs**
• B26: $1.293 (+0.020)
• B25: $1.213 (+0.020)
**D5 RINs**
• A26: $1.288 (+0.020)
• A25: $1.208 (+0.023)
**D6 RINs**
• A26: $1.288 (+0.020)
• A25: $1.208 (+0.023)
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Oil prices dropped to five-week lows on Tuesday as oversupply concerns outweighed geopolitical risks.
🔻 Brent: $67.64 (−1.63%)
🔻 WTI: $65.16 (−1.7%)
OPEC+ confirmed a 547,000 bpd output hike for September, with further increases on the table next month. Meanwhile, soft U.S. services and jobs data added to demand worries.
Geopolitical tensions linger, with Trump threatening 100% secondary tariffs on Russian crude buyers.
https://pflpetroleum.com/reports/petroleum-daily-report-8-5-2025/
Brent crude settled at $67.64, down $1.12 (−1.63%), while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) closed at $65.16, falling $1.13 (−1.7%). Both benchmarks marked their lowest closes in five weeks. The pressure on prices follows OPEC+’s decision to raise production by 547,000 barrels per day in Septemb
🔁 RIN Prices as of Monday, August 4, 2025
**D3 RINs**
• C26: $2.050 (0.000)
• C25: $2.180 (0.000)
**D4 RINs**
• B26: $1.273 (+0.010)
• B25: $1.193 (+0.010)
**D5 RINs**
• A26: $1.268 (+0.010)
• A25: $1.185 (+0.007)
**D6 RINs**
• A26: $1.268 (+0.010)
• A25: $1.185 (+0.007)
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