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CORRECTED-Singapore fuel oil stockpiles dip slightly but remain elevated

ReutersNov 6, 2025 10:15 AM

- Onshore fuel oil stockpiles in major oil storage hub Singapore fell about 1% from the previous week, though still elevated above average, data showed on Thursday.

Inventories for residual fuels STKRS-SIN were at 24.48 million barrels (about 3.86 million metric tons) in the week to November 5, logging a two-week low, based on Enterprise Singapore. O/SING1

The decline came amid a drop in imports, which totalled about 703,000 tons, down 40% week-on-week. Most inflows came from regional storage hub Malaysia, while Russia was also a top origin of supply.

Meanwhile, fuel oil exports from onshore tanks fell 45% to about 238,000 tons, with China and Bangladesh as key destinations.

Singapore fuel oil inventories remained well above a year-to-date average of about 22 million barrels per week.

The high inventories continued to cap markets from recovering. Spot differentials for high-sulphur fuel oil have fallen into steeper discounts this week, while low-sulphur fuel oil was rangebound. FUEL/A

Week to Nov. 5, Fuel oil (in metric tons)

Total Imports

Total Exports

Net Imports

BAHRAIN

83,084

0

83,084

BANGLADESH

0

40,099

-40,099

CHINA

0

115,340

-115,340

INDIA

31,706

0

31,706

INDONESIA

6,564

5

6,559

MALAYSIA

307,542

82,921

224,622

PHILIPPINES

0

4

-4

RUSSIA

129,663

0

129,663

TAIWAN

31,523

0

31,523

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

42,843

0

42,843

UNITED STATES

69,970

0

69,970

TOTAL

702,895

238,369

464,526

(Data from Enterprise Singapore)

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