Bunker prices in many ports followed crude down Wednesday as it sank to an eight month low, but key ports Rotterdam and Singapore saw gains.

In Singapore IFO380 firmed with a gain of $5.00 moving the price to $592.00, and MGO also moved up gaining $2.50 to $834.00 per metric tonne (pmt).

Rotterdam saw IFO380 gain $4.00 to $568.50, while in Piraeus IFO380 dropped for a third consecutive day losing $4.00 bringing the price to $591.50, the lowest price this month.

Fujairah 380 cSt product was also down for the third consecutive day, losing $1.00 bringing the price to $592.00 pmt.

IFO380 in Houston fell once again losing $1.50 to $573.50, the lowest price this month.

LA / Long Beach continued on its downward trend, now on its ninth consecutive day, with the price of IFO380 falling $3.00 to $574.00 pmt.

Crude futures saw WTI shed $2.23 from its price and closing at $81.80 per barrel.