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Singapore fuel oil inventories broadly stable for second week

ReutersFeb 26, 2026 9:21 AM

- Singapore onshore fuel oil inventories inched up slightly this week, while holding at largely unchanged levels for a second consecutive week, official data showed on Thursday.

Residual fuel stockpiles were up by 0.5% to 22.63 million barrels (about 3.56 million metric tons) in the week to February 25, based on data from Enterprise Singapore. O/SING1

Amid the broadly ample inventory levels, Singapore's spot market for high-sulphur fuel oil had softened in recent sessions with narrower spot premiums, while the low-sulphur fuel oil market was range-bound in recent sessions. FUEL/A

Total fuel oil imports into onshore tanks rose 12.7% week-on-week to over 882,000 tons, calculations from the data showed.

Japan was the top origin for the imports in the week, followed by Nigeria.

Meanwhile, exports from Singapore onshore tanks fell 43.2% on the week to about 235,000 tons.

South Korea and the Philippines were the top destinations for Singapore's fuel oil outflows.

Week to Feb. 25, Fuel oil (in metric tons)

Total Imports

Total Exports

Net Imports

BANGLADESH

0

20,008

-20,008

BRAZIL

31,345

0

31,345

CHINA

0

31,902

-31,902

CZECH

0

0

0

DENMARK

78,769

0

78,769

GERMANY

4,569

0

4,569

INDIA

64,394

176

64,218

INDONESIA

71,282

0

71,282

JAPAN

175,926

0

175,926

KOREA

0

62,784

-62,784

MALAYSIA

179,604

68,135

111,469

NEPAL

0

43

-43

NETHERLANDS

16,142

0

16,142

NIGERIA

153,817

0

153,817

PHILIPPINES

0

41,456

-41,456

TAIWAN

0

0

0

THAILAND

0

0

0

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

39,845

0

39,845

UNITED STATES

66,937

0

66,937

VIETNAM

0

10,736

-10,736

TOTAL

882,632

235,240

647,392

(Data from Enterprise Singapore)

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