Crude futures were firm through out the day following yesterdays rally on news that Iran would support a production freeze.
Both Brent and WTI front month contracts surged after API analysis indicated a draw of 3.3 million barrels.
Once official EIA data confirmed that U.S crude inventories incurred a build of 2 million barrels, crude prices were quickly reversed.
Brent contracts for April delivery settled down $0.22 cents while WTI March contracts settled up $0.10 cents per barrel.
Bunker prices were mixed today in the primary ports but the overall consensus of the bunker market has been trending upward.
