Tanker rates spike on higher oil production


More customers: Research houses have highlighted MISC as their top pick, being the beneficiary of higher oil production.

PETALING JAYA: Daily rates for tankers have risen exponentially on the back of the higher oil extraction by major producers, which have been driving a booking frenzy for tankers.

UOB Kay Hian Research said this included both crude transportation and also floating storage, in view of the deep contango price structure.

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