Oil for US hawked to others as storm snarls flows of crude
Hurricane Harvey left a huge portion of the US refining capacity disrupted and while fuel is rapidly being transported to the US, flows of crude oil are now being redirected to other regions.
BY SERENE CHEONG, BLOOMBERG
Sellers of crude to US refineries that are still assessing the damage from Hurricane Harvey are seeking an alternative home for their supply.
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