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Singapore fuel oil stockpiles rise to two-week high

ReutersDec 26, 2025 8:28 AM

- Onshore fuel oil stockpiles in Singapore rose to a two-week high, as both imports and exports rose from the previous week, data showed on Friday.

Inventories STKRS-SIN gained 4.3% week-on-week to 25.72 million barrels (about 4.05 million metric tons) in the week to December 24, data from Enterprise Singapore showed. O/SING1

Fuel oil inflows into onshore storage increased 5.6% to about 804,000 tons, with Indonesia as the top origin for the week.

Meanwhile, fuel oil outflows from Singapore tanks climbed 66.4% to about 510,000 tons, though most of these volumes were headed to neighbouring storage hub Malaysia, a sign that regional supplies are still building.

Asia fuel oil markets have been weighed by the high inventories in recent months, with price differentials stuck in discounts. FUEL/A

Week to Dec. 24, Fuel oil (in metric tons)

Total Imports

Total Exports

Net Imports

BAHRAIN

46,586

0

46,586

CHINA

0

160,225

-160,225

HONG KONG

0

98,234

-98,234

INDIA

0

92

-92

INDONESIA

136,610

0

136,610

JAPAN

10,193

0

10,193

KOREA, REP OF

54,018

19,001

35,017

MALAYSIA

293,764

215,915

77,849

NETHERLANDS

83,518

0

83,518

SAUDI ARABIA

96,189

0

96,189

TAIWAN

12,981

9

12,972

UNITED KINGDOM

0

0

-0

UNITED STATES

57,852

0

57,852

VIETNAM

12,729

16,937

-4,208

TOTAL

804,442

510,413

294,029

(Data from Enterprise Singapore)

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