Diesel futures fell the most in more than six years as East Coast refineries restarted units and traders aimed cargoes at New York. The March contract fell 8.5 percent after rising 11.2 percent the past two trading days. Philadelphia Energy Solutions showed activity in a unit that’s been shut since Feb. 8, according to Genscape Inc. Shippers booked 35 tankers to carry oil product cargoes to the East Coast in the past seven days, compared with 27 the previous week, according to provisional fixture data compiled by Bloomberg. “It’s been super volatile to say the least,” said Andrew Lebow, senior vice president at Jefferies Bache LLC in New York. “You had an extreme move to the upside. Now there are cargoes, and the Northeast refiner issues that looked like they would be longer term, now they’re not.” Ultra-low-sulfur diesel for March delivery fell 18.9 cents to settle […]