Valero Energy reported better-than-expected first-quarter earnings of $905 million as demand for refined products grows post-pandemic and refinery rationalizations cut supply, boosting cracks for both gasoline and diesel — a trend which is expected to continue. “The fundamentals that drove strong results in the first quarter, particularly in March, provide a strong backdrop for refining …
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