Rotterdam Market Report

Mon 25 Jan 2010, 11:38 GMT

Rotterdam Market Report

BARGE MARKET:

HS ex wharf - Offers: 430, Bids: 421

LS ex wharf - No offers, Bids: 430

BUNKER MARKET:

Market decreased in line with crude numbers.

Dutch time: 12:30 hours

Fuel oil 380 cst rmg 35 - USD 429 / 431

Fuel oil 380 cst rmg 35 (LS) - USD 446 / 449

Marine Diesel Oil dmb - USD 564 / 566

Marine Gas Oil 86-0.1 USD 599 / 602

MGO Netherlands Rotterdam (NL)


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