Singapore: Fuel oil stocks fall from 14-week high

Inventory levels decline by 2.5 percent in Singapore.

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Updated on 08 Sep 2011 13:34 GMT

Singapore's onshore stocks of residues fell from their highest level since 25th May during the seven days up to Wednesday 7th September, according to data released by International Enterprise (IE) Singapore - an agency operating under the Ministry of Trade and Industry. Stockpiles of residues, a category which includes fuel oil and low-sulphur waxy residue and excludes bitumen, dropped 535,000 barrels, or 2.5 percent, from the previous week to 21.005 million barrels. Please find below a table of Singapore's onshore stocks of residues up to Wednesday 7th September. The volume data provided below is in millions of barrels. Inventory levels are collated on a weekly basis for each 7-day period ending on a Wednesday. Date Volume +/- 07/09/2011 21.005 -0.535 31/08/2011 21.540 +1.352 24/08/2011 20.188 +0.324 17/08/2011 19.864 +0.266 10/08/2011 19.598 -0.049 03/08/2011 19.647 -0.237 27/07/2011 19.884 +0.195 20/07/2011 19.689 +2.176 13/07/2011 17.513 -1.671 06/07/2011 19.184 -1.450 29/06/2011 20.634 -0.152 22/06/2011 20.786 +2.823 15/06/2011 17.963 -2.580 08/06/2011 20.543 +0.363 01/06/2011 20.180 -1.537 25/05/2011 21.717 -0.783 18/05/2011 22.5 +1.500 11/05/2011 21.0 -0.800 04/05/2011 21.8 -1.400 27/04/2011 23.2 +0.200 20/04/2011 23.0 -- Source: International Enterprise (IE) Singapore