Mediterranean aframax market is poised for an upturn
- Tuesday 15 May 2012, 18:02
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- Tankers
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BROKERS are expecting to see rates increase this week for aframaxes shipping crude oil on the spot market across the Mediterranean as the growing number of cargoes coming out of the Turkish tanker port of Ceyhan slowly reduces the fleet open in the region.“Rates haven’t really begun to...
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| AM SV-WH | 80.33 | 88 | 91.79 |
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