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South East Asia Summary

Thursday 18th March 2010
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All prices and barge costs are quoted $ per metric tonne.
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BangkokHSFOSubscription required - Click here to log in or Click here to subscribeMar 19
Cagayan de OroHSFOSubscription required - Click here to log in or Click here to subscribeMar 18
Ho Chi Minh CityHSFOSubscription required - Click here to log in or Click here to subscribeMar 19
JakartaHSFOSubscription required - Click here to log in or Click here to subscribeMar 19
ManilaHSFOSubscription required - Click here to log in or Click here to subscribeMar 19
PenangHSFOSubscription required - Click here to log in or Click here to subscribeMar 19
Port KlangHSFOSubscription required - Click here to log in or Click here to subscribeMar 18
SingaporeHSFO-6.50457.50 -5.50468.50 -7.50664.00 -4.00655.00 F.O.B.Mar 18
LSFO-8.50486.50 -8.00493.00 F.O.B.Mar 18
Subic BayHSFOSubscription required - Click here to log in or Click here to subscribeMar 19
SurabayaHSFOSubscription required - Click here to log in or Click here to subscribeMar 19
Where prices are not quoted FOB, add the barge cost to the prices by checking this box.
Where barge costs are unknown, use a cost of $pmt

Market Commentary

  • Singapore Mar 19 NYMEX crude lost $0.73, or 0.88%, to settle at $82.20 per barrel on Thursday. Globex is showing losses on Friday.

  • Manila Mar 18 Demand slow while avails said to be ample.
  • Bangkok Mar 17 Bunker demand was slow while avails were ample. Deliveries were possible from March 19.