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Refining constraints could keep fuel prices high: CIO
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Gallo Partners CIO Michael Alfaro says U.S. refiners are near capacity and waiting to see whether product export bans are imposed. He is concerned that refinery downtime during a prolonged conflict could push gasoline and other product prices higher.
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