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Crude oil futures rose to the highest level in four days on Monday as upbeat U.S. employment data and encouraging trade data from China bolstered the demand outlook from the world's two largest consumers.

U.S.

Houston (ex-wharf indications 9-6)
380cst $603
180cst $700
MGO $976

New Orleans (ex-wharf indications 9-6)
380cst $606
180cst $684
MGO $976

Singapore (delivered indications 9-6)

WTI is up with +$0.78. Singapore paper is down with -$2.75 for 180cst and -$2.40 for 380cst for Jun, and for Jul 180 cst x$0.00 and 380cst with -$0.09 with MGO contracts being bearish in Jun with -$0.30 and in Jul with -$0.34. The cargo market is bullish with 180cst +$2.87, 380cst with +$3.43 and MGO with +$1.14.

The Singapore fuel oil prices rose last Friday by +$2.5 to +$3.5 during the Platts window. Delivered bunker premiums traded lower around +$4.5 above cargo prices. In Rotterdam fell -$0.75 in the window while delivered premiums remained unchanged.

380cst $602
180cst $622

Fujairah (delivered indications 9-6)

380cst $610
180cst $644
MGO $985

ARA (Amsterdam - Rotterdam - Antwerp)

380cst : $578
(1.0 %) : $641
180cst: $618
MGO 0.1%S: $858