EsOil prices have continued their rally, rising above $50 per barrel for the benchmark WTI contract for the first time since July 2015. This has been driven by supply disruptions and Chinese demand according to Reuters. Shippers’ costs may continue to increase – the higher raw material prices have pushed bunker fuel costs up 115% … Continue reading “As Oil Prices Break Through $50, Attention May Turn to Bunker Fuel”
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As Oil Prices Break Through $50, Attention May Turn to Bunker Fuel
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