Oil Freight Traders Pile In as Russia Sanctions Push Rates Up
Oil-freight derivatives trading surged to the highest in at least a decade as the Biden administration’s sanctions on Russia continued to propel supertanker rates higher. Almost 30,000 crude tanker forward freight agreements, or FFAs, traded in the week ...
Oil tanker rates jumped on Monday as the Biden Administration’s sanctions on Russia’s petroleum trade threaten to cut the ...
Supertanker freight rates jumped after the U.S. expanded sanctions on Russia's oil industry, sending traders rushing to book ...
Supertanker freight rates have surged in recent days, as the US government’s expanded sanctions on Russian oil trade send ...
The vessels Mermar, Huihai Pacific and Olia carrying more than 2 million barrels of oil left Russian ports earlier in January.
An oil tanker believed to be part of Russia’s efforts to evade international sanctions went adrift and had to be towed ashore ...
Oil prices were down slightly on Tuesday morning ... 430 tankers that were involved in Russian crude exports last year, the sanctions are poised to have a knock-on effect on tanker availability ...
Russia's leading tanker group, Sovcomflot, said on Tuesday that new U.S. sanctions would create additional operational ...
State-owned oil refiners in India, the top importer of seaborne Russian crude, believe the impact from the latest US ...
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