| IFO380 | IFO180 | MDO | MGO | All 200 Ports | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Singapore | 462.00 | 470.50 | 655.00 | 657.50 | SE Asia |
| Rotterdam | 453.50 | 471.50 | - | 661.50 | NW. Europe |
| Gibraltar | Subscribe | Med./Blk.Sea | |||
| Houston | 453.50 | 465.50 | 657.50 | - | US Gulf/Carib. |
| Santos | Subscribe | S.America Atl. | |||
| Panama C. | Subscribe | US Gulf/Carib. | |||
| Auckland | Subscribe | Pacific | |||
| Durban | Subscribe | Africa | |||
| Fujairah | 473.00 | 488.50 | - | 674.50 | Mid. East |
Prices quoted are USD/Mt
Taiwanese state-owned CPC Corp (CPC) amended prices of bunker fuels down by $5 while prices of distillates were unchanged.
IFO prices fell while MDO price rose. Bunker demand was mostly quiet while avails were at good levels. Deliveries were possible from March 13.
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$82.09
Questions remain as to whether crude oil has found a new trading band.
Call for ISO 8217 Working Group to take suppliers' concerns into account.
Mar 11
380 cSt rose while 180 cSt and MGO fell. Demand was weak while avails were adequate. Deliveries were from March 14. 6:37pm - Fueloil cargo closed steady to marginal weak. Gasoil cargo concluded firm by about almost a dollar a barrel. 12:39pm - Both Fueloil and Gasoil papers were talked firmer by about $2 pmt and $0.85/BBL respectively, Wired reported.