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Gasoil / D2 Diesel Price — 19 October 2026

Gasoil / D2 Diesel: 5-day delayed public reference as of 19 October 2026. Get daily verified market data with Price Access from $29.90/month.

The Gasoil / D2 Diesel indicative reference price as of 19 October 2026 was $1,308/MT ($175.57/bbl). This is a 5-day delayed reference closing reference derived from ICE Brent crude futures and industry-standard crack spread methodology. Today's Gasoil price data is available through Price Access.

$/MT Reference · 19 October 2026

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Gasoil Reference Price

$1,308/MT

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Gasoil Per Barrel

$175.57/bbl

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Reference Date

19 October 2026

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About Gasoil / D2 Diesel Pricing

Gasoil is the broad category of middle-distillate petroleum products covering heating oil, agricultural diesel, marine gas oil (MGO), and the base material for road-grade diesel (EN590). It is one of the most actively traded petroleum products globally, with the ICE Gasoil futures contract serving as the primary European pricing benchmark.

D2 is the Russian GOST-specification gasoil (GOST 305-82), widely traded from Black Sea and Baltic export terminals. D2 commands pricing close to international gasoil but may be discounted relative to EN590 due to specification differences, particularly sulphur content (D2 typically 0.2% vs EN590's 10ppm maximum). The EU's ban on Russian petroleum product imports (February 2023) substantially redirected D2 trade flows toward Asian, Middle Eastern, and African buyers.

Key Gasoil Pricing Hubs

Gasoil is priced across three primary regional hubs, each serving different trade flows:

Rotterdam (ARA) — Europe's dominant gasoil hub and the physical delivery point for the ICE Gasoil futures contract. Rotterdam prices underpin heating oil in Northern Europe and automotive diesel across the continent.
Singapore — Asia's key middle-distillate hub, pricing gasoil for APAC buyers and serving as the primary reference for marine gas oil in the region's busy shipping lanes.
Fujairah — the Middle East hub at the mouth of the Arabian Gulf, pricing gasoil for regional buyers and bunkering vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz.

Key Gasoil / D2 Price Drivers

Brent crude price — the primary input cost; gasoil typically trades at Brent + $150–280/MT (crack spread)
ICE Gasoil crack spread — the refinery margin for gasoil production; widens in heating season and during supply disruptions
ARA heating oil stocks — Euroilstock weekly storage data for ARA gasoil inventory is the most-watched short-term demand signal
Seasonal demand — Q4 heating oil demand in Northern Europe and the Northeast US supports gasoil prices; Q2 agricultural season adds off-road diesel demand
Russian supply flows — EU ban on Russian petroleum products (February 2023) reshaped D2 trade routes and redirected large volumes to Asia and Africa
Agricultural season — Spring planting drives off-road diesel demand in major farming regions (EU, US, Australia)
Marine ECA compliance — vessels switching from VLSFO to MGO in Emission Control Areas drive incremental gasoil demand

How Gasoil and D2 Are Purchased

Gasoil and D2 transactions range from small barge lots (500–2,000 MT) to large cargo sizes (25,000–50,000 MT). Standard terms typically include an independent quantity and quality inspection at load port, specification certificates (SGS, Intertek, or Bureau Veritas), and payment via MT103 SWIFT wire, confirmed letter of credit (LC at sight), or documentary collection depending on the buyer-seller relationship. Most trades are conducted FOB load port or CIF destination on a spot basis, with 3–10 days delivery lead time.

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Gasoil Price FAQ

What is the gasoil price on 19 October 2026?

The Gasoil/D2 price shown above is an indicative market reference derived from the ICE Gasoil futures contract (GO) and Brent crude data, calibrated against the Rotterdam ARA gasoil market. For firm tradeable prices for D2 diesel or heating oil, contact a verified supplier on the Skyra CIP platform.

How is gasoil price calculated?

Gasoil is typically priced as a basis to ICE Gasoil futures (GO contract, quoted $/MT FOB ARA). The ICE Gasoil price itself tracks Brent crude plus a crack spread reflecting refinery margins for middle-distillate production. Our indicative price uses the ICE Gasoil crack spread applied to the current Brent level.

What is the difference between gasoil and EN590?

EN590 is a premium specification of gasoil meeting strict European automotive standards (max 10ppm sulphur, cold-flow CFPP, cetane ≥51). Standard gasoil/D2 may have higher sulphur content (50ppm–500ppm) and less stringent cold-flow properties. EN590 typically trades at a $5–20/MT premium to standard gasoil.

What is the ICE Gasoil futures contract?

The ICE Gasoil futures contract (ticker: GO) traded on the Intercontinental Exchange in London is the primary European middle-distillate benchmark. Contract size is 100 metric tonnes, delivered FOB ARA barge. It is the most actively traded petroleum product futures contract in Europe and underpins pricing for EN590, heating oil, D2 diesel, and marine gas oil (MGO).

What is D2 diesel and how does it differ from standard gasoil?

D2 is the Russian GOST-standard gasoil (specification GOST 305-82) produced primarily at Russian refineries and exported from Black Sea (Novorossiysk) and Baltic (Primorsk, Ust-Luga) terminals. D2 typically has a higher sulphur content (up to 0.2%) than EN590 (10ppm maximum) and somewhat different cold-flow properties. Historically it was widely traded at a small discount to EN590, though EU sanctions on Russian petroleum products from February 2023 substantially reshaped D2 trade flows away from European buyers.

What is gasoil used for?

Gasoil serves multiple markets simultaneously: it is used as heating oil in residential and commercial buildings (particularly in Northern Europe), agricultural and off-road diesel (red diesel), marine gas oil (MGO) in vessels operating in Emission Control Areas (ECAs), and as the base input for road-grade diesel (EN590). This breadth of end-use makes gasoil demand relatively stable across seasons.

What is the gasoil price in Rotterdam?

Rotterdam ARA (Antwerp-Rotterdam-Amsterdam) is the primary European gasoil pricing hub. The ICE Gasoil futures contract is physically deliverable in the ARA region, making Rotterdam the definitive reference for European middle-distillate prices. Prices are typically quoted FOB ARA barge or CIF NWE cargo depending on trade size and counterparty location.

How do I buy gasoil or D2 diesel?

Gasoil and D2 diesel transactions are typically negotiated between buyer and seller (or through a broker) on a spot basis, with standard contract sizes from 500 MT (barge) to 25,000–50,000 MT (cargo). Standard terms include an independent inspection, an SGS or Intertek quality certificate, and a SWIFT MT103 or LC at sight payment. Verified suppliers and trade documentation can be found on the Skyra CIP platform.

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