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Fuel-Oil Cargoes to Singapore Poised to Decline Next Month

Fuel-oil cargoes to Singapore from outside Asia may fall to 2.165 million metric tons next month, or 14.5 million barrels, according to vessel-charter data compiled by Bloomberg.

At least eight Very Large Crude Carriers, booked to collect the fuel from ports in Europe, the Caribbean and the U.S., may arrive in Singapore in March, according to Poten & Partners Inc., a broker in New York. That compares with 3.555 million tons set to arrive this month and 3.265 million tons in January.

Two VLCCs have so far been booked to carry 545,000 tons of the shipping and power-station fuel to Singapore in April, according to the data. Singapore is Asia’s oil hub and the region’s largest port for fuel-oil cargoes.

The following is a summary of all VLCCs reported as booked to carry fuel oil to Singapore. Cargo sizes are in thousands of tons. Arrival time is calculated based on information on the e- ships.net website and assuming a total of four days for loading and unloading at ports.

A VLCC can carry about 2 million barrels of oil. Charters can be canceled and traders can also hire smaller vessels.

Vessel Name          Cargo           Load           Arrival
                                                    Singapore
April
Homam Star           270             Rotterdam      April 2
Samail               275             Skaw           April 3
Total                545

March
Hanjin Ras Tanura    270             Caribbean      March 21
Seaking              270             Caribbean      March 19
Phoenix Vanguard     275             Rotterdam      March 16
Vega Star            270             Caribbean      March 13
Azumasan             270             Caribbean      March 11
Maersk Hakone        270             Caribbean      March 10
BW Lake              270             Caribbean      March 9
Maersk Nautica       270             U.S. Gulf      March 3
Total              2,165

February
Front Serenade       270             Rotterdam      Feb. 26
BW Bauhinia          270             Caribbean      Feb. 24
British Pride        275             Rotterdam      Feb. 24
Vigro Star           275             Caribbean      Feb. 20
Samco Amazon         275             Caribbean      Feb. 19
Jana                 275             Caribbean      Feb. 17
Al Riqqa             275             Rotterdam      Feb. 15
BW Lion              275             Caribbean      Feb. 11
Selene Trader        275             Caribbean      Feb. 10
Blue Topaz           275             Caribbean      Feb. 6
Frontline TBN        270             Skaw           Feb. 2
Front Commander      275             Caribbean      Feb. 1
Bunga Kasturi Dua    270             Tallin         Feb. 1
Total              3,555

January
Total              3,265

December
Total              2,445

November
Total              2,170

October
Total                835

September
Total              1,650

August
Total              1,375

July
Total              1,900

To contact the reporter on this story: Winnie Zhu in Shanghai at wzhu4@bloomberg.net

To contact the editor responsible for this story: Alexander Kwiatkowski at akwiatkowsk2@bloomberg.net

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