Singapore low-sulfur marine fuel arbitrage arrivals from West set to dip in Feb

Singapore’s low sulfur fuel oil arbitrage arrivals from Western markets are expected to decline slightly in February, after a rise in January, according to multiple trade sources on Feb. 12, although stockpiles are anticipated to build during the month, weighing on market fundamentals. The world’s largest bunkering hub of Singapore is expected to receive about 2.7 million-2.8 million metric tonsSingapore’s low sulfur fuel oil arbitrage arrivals from Western markets are expected to decline slightly in February, after a rise in January, according to multiple trade sources on Feb. 12, although stockpiles are anticipated to build during the month, weighing on market fundamentals. The world’s largest bunkering hub of Singapore is expected to receive about 2.7 million-2.8 million metric tonsRead More