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March, 2024
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Thu28Mar	BUNKER PRICES: G20-VLSFO Index Drops to Two-Week Low Ship & Bunker's G20-VLSFO Index dropped to the lowest level since March 14 on Wednesday.
Wed27Mar	Oil Dips As Stockpiles Rise, But Bullish Prospects Remain Intact Meanwhile, Russia boosts exploration for oil, gas, and minerals.

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24Apr

1US Ban on Non-Compete Clauses May Raise Salaries for Bunker Traders

Non-compete clauses have not always been used in a fair and reasonable way in the bunker industry, Maritime Recruitment Company Ltd's Vernon Jayanathan tells Ship & Bunker.
25Apr

2ATH Trading Hires Senior Bunker Trader in Madrid

The new hire was previously a marine fuel trader for Vilma Oil in Madrid from June 2017 to last month.
24Apr

3Oil Tanker and Cargo Ship Arrested in Malaysia

The arrests were both on Monday.
23Apr

4Container Ship Arrested in Singapore

The ship had come to Singapore from St Petersburg.
25Apr

5ARA Port Officials Meet VPS, TFG Marine, Metcore and IBIA to Discuss MFMs

Officials from the Port of Rotterdam and Port of Antwerp-Bruges met representatives from VPS, TFG Marine, Metcore International and IBIA on Wednesday to discuss MFMs.
22Apr

6Chemical Tanker Arrested in Singapore

The 46,000 DWT MR2 chemical tanker Green Land was arrested at about 3:30 PM on April 17.
24Apr

7New Ship Attack Reported Near Djibouti

The incident happened 72 nautical miles south-east of Djibouti at about 9 AM UTC on Wednesday.
24Apr

8Peninsula Adds Biofuel Bunker Delivery Vessel to Barcelona Supply Operation

The company has added the IMO II chemical tanker Aalborg to its Barcelona operation.
23Apr

9Singapore VLSFO Viscosity Jumps to One-Year High at Start of 2024

The Singapore bunker market's average VLSFO viscosity was 136.5 CST in Q1, the highest level since the same period a year earlier.
22Apr

10US Congress Seeks to Sanction Ports and Refineries Taking Iranian Oil

Iranian fuel oil has been widely reported to have been resold in the bunker markets of ports in the region for years, as well as being exported further afield.

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