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The Oil Market Is Breaking Apart: Brent-WTI Price Gap Hits $13
Brent trades $13 above WTI as record tanker rates keep U.S. crude at home. Freight to China now costs $40 a barrel, and BNO is outpacing USO. 2011 offers a guide.
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