October low-sulphur gasoil deliveries fall to 439 lots at expiry
Deliveries under the October low-sulphur gasoil contract dropped to 439 lots, or 43,900 metric tons, from 740 lots in September.
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what happened
Deliveries of low-sulphur gasoil under the October contract (LGOc1) stood at 439 lots, equivalent to 43,900 metric tons, when the contract expired. Reuters reported the figure on Monday, citing Intercontinental Exchange data; September deliveries totaled 740 lots.
The October contract expired at $1,449.00 per ton.
why it matters
The lower delivery volume provides a read on physical settlement activity for the gasoil futures contract and is relevant to participants in the energy market.
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- Low-sulphur gasoil deliveries for October fall at expiry, ICE data shows — Reuters, 12 October 2026 at 13:40 UTC
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