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2012 July 19   14:57

Bunker prices continue to climb on Wednesday

Wednesday bunker prices continued to climb in many ports, but price movements were generally smaller than those seen earlier in the week, Ship & Bunker reports.

Singapore IFO380 and MGO gained for a fifth consecutive market day climbing $0.50 to $617.50 per metric tonne (pmt) and $1.50 to $890.50 respectively.

In Hong Kong IFO380 and MGO moved up for a sixth consecutive market day gaining $0.50 to $631.00 and $8.50 to $899.50 pmt respectively.

Rotterdam saw IFO380 and MGO climb for a fourth consecutive market day, IFO380 prices gaining $4.50 to $603.50 and MGO $3.00 to $894.50.

Fujairah 380 cSt product moved up for the fifth consecutive market day, up $1.00 to $623.00, and MGO was up for a third consecutive day gaining $3.50 to $1007.50 pmt.

Houston IFO380 moved up for a fourth consecutive market day gaining $3.50 to $602.00, while MGO gained for a seventh consecutive market day up $4.00 to $938.50 pmt.

LA / Long Beach saw IFO380 end two days of consecutive gains and move down $2.50 to $614.00 pmt.

The WTI spot price on Wednesday moved up for a sixth consecutive market day gaining $0.65 to close at $89.87 per barrel.

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