Thu 31 Mar 2016 10:49

Singapore 380 cSt average up 12% in March


380 cSt average rose for the first time since October at the world's leading bunker port.



The average monthly price of 380 centistoke (cSt) intermediate fuel oil (IFO) in Singapore rose for the first time since October in March, according to Bunker Index price data.

The 380 cSt average at the world's leading bunker port increased by $19, or 12.0 percent, to $177 per tonne this month, up from $158 per tonne in February. It is the highest figure since December.

March saw Singapore's best-selling fuel grade record a $35 low-to-high differential, with a price range of $155 to $190 per tonne. The lowest price of $145 per tonne was seen on March 2 and 3, whilst the month's highest price of $190 per tonne was quoted on March 10.

The month ended with an assessment price of $179.00 per tonne, up $27.00, or 17.8 percent, on the $152.00 per tonne recorded on the last trading day of February.

A full summary of current and historical prices in Singapore can be found by clicking on the following link:

http://www.bunkerindex.com/prices/portfreels_xmdo.php?port_id=682

Please find tables below outlining average monthly Singapore 380 cSt prices between January 2015 and March 2016, and end-of-month prices since December 2015.

MonthAverage($/mt)LowHigh
Mar 16177 155.00 190.00
Feb 16158 145.00 180.00
Jan 16161 143.00 188.00
Dec 15180 154.00 219.00
Nov 15227 212.00 250.00
Oct 15238 224.00 260.00
Sep 15237 220.00 262.00
Aug 15246 203.00 272.00
Jul 15306 278.00 339.00
Jun 15357 330.00 385.00
May 15375 358.00 398.00
Apr 15339 310.00 368.00
Mar 15324 300.00 358.00
Feb 15351 295.00 377.00
Jan 15283 265.00 318.00


DatePrice ($/mt)Day's LowDay's High
Mar 31, 2016179.00 178.00 180.00
Feb 29, 2016152.00 150.00 154.00
Jan 29, 2016173.50 165.00 182.00
Dec 31, 2015173.00 169.00 177.00

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