Europe Gasoline-Expected run cuts support crack

LONDON, July 10 (Reuters) - European gasoline prices fell on
Friday following a drop in crude oil prices.

But its crack rose as weak middle distillates' crack was
likely to force refiners to cut runs, tightening gasoline
supplies, traders said.

PRICES

* Premium unleaded 10ppm gasoline barges traded mostly at
$571-$571 a tonne fob ARA and two at $565. The levels were down
from deals at $570-$579 on Thursday.

* Dealing was moderate, about 22,000 tonnes changing hands
throughout the day.

* The fall in Eurograde gasoline barge prices was limited
compared with crude oil and its crack to dated Brent BFO- rose
to $9.20 a barrel from $7.75 on Thursday.

* Brent crude futures were trading $1.00 lower at $60.10 a
barrel by 1641 GMT.

* U.S. RBOB gasoline futures RBc1 were trading 0.7 percent
down at $1.6518 a gallon.

NAPHTHA

* Shell bid a cargo at $507 a tonne cif NWE.

* Swaps were around $506 a tonne for August and $504 for
September.

(Reporting by Ikuko Kao; Editing by Keiron Henderson)