Asia Gasoil/Jet Fuel Tender Summary-SK Energy sells more gasoil at discount

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22 May 2024 at 11:04 pm·5-min read

SINGAPORE, May 23 (Reuters) - For spot tender news stories, click For Naphtha tenders: Gasoline Fuel Oil To access the Oil Fundamentals Database, click: *** OUTSTANDING ASIA/MIDEAST GASOIL/JET TENDERS *** ISSUER GRADE: VOLUME: DATE: CLOSE (VALID) Indonesia/Pertamina Patra BUY: jet fuel 3 x 200KB or June 9-11, June 14-16 and June 20-22 May 21 (May 23) Niaga 200KB South Korea/GS Caltex SELL: 10ppm gasoil 2 x 300KB June 18-22 May 23 (May 23) SELL: 500ppm gasoil 300KB June 18-22 May 23 (May 23) SELL: jet fuel 300KB June 26-30 May 23 (May 23) *** RECENT GASOIL/JET TENDER AWARDS, SPOT SALES: *** ISSUER GRADE: VOLUME: DATE: BUYER/SELLER/PRICE Indonesia/Pertamina Patra BUY: 2500ppm gasoil 1 x 500KB, 1 x June 7-9 (Jakarta), June 8-10 (Pulau Laut) NA/(Closed May 20) Niaga 300KB India/MRPL SELL: jet fuel 40-60KT June 13-15 NA/(Closed May 21) South Korea/SK SELL: 10ppm gasoil 3 x 300KB, 1 x June 16-18, June 19-21, June 27-29, June 29-July 3 NA/(Closed May 20)/MOPS - Energy 450KB $1.50-1.90/bbl South Korea/S-Oil SELL: jet fuel 3 x 300KB June 12-16, June 16-20, June 20-24 NA/(Closed May 20)/MOPS - around $1/bbl China/Rongsheng PC SELL: jet fuel around 40KT June 12-14 China oil major/(Closed May 17)/MOPS - around $1.50/bbl Indonesia/Pertamina Patra BUY: 2500ppm gasoil 3 x 200KB May 26-28 (Pulau Laut), May 23-25 (Balongan), May 25-27 (Baubau or NA/(Closed May 15) Niaga STS Kota Bahru) South Korea/SK Energy SELL: 10ppm gasoil 4 x 300KB June 6-8, June 8-10, June 22-24, June 25-27 NA/(Closed May 15)/MOPS - $1.30-1.90/bbl SELL 500ppm gasoil 2 x 300KB June 4-6, June 8-10 (Incheon) NA/(Closed May 15) China/Rongsheng PC SELL: jet fuel around 40KT June 7-9 NA/Unclear/MOPS - $0.90-1.00/bbl Indonesia/Pertamina Patra BUY: 2500ppm gasoil 1 x 200KB, x May 13-18 (Pulau Laut), May 18-20 (Tuban) NA/(Closed May 13) Niaga 500KB South Korea/SK Energy SELL: jet fuel 300KB June 5-7 NA/(Closed May 14) SELL: 10ppm gasoil 4 x 300KB June 1-3, June 10-12, June 13-15, June 3-7 (cargo swap) NA/(Closed May 14)/MOPS - $1.20-1.50/bbl South Korea/GS Caltex SELL: 10ppm gasoil 2 x 300KB June 5-9, June 9-13 NA/(Closed May 14)/MOPS - $1.10 to -1.30/bbl SELL: 50ppm gasoil 300KB June 18-22 NA/(Closed May 14) SELL: 500ppm gasoil 300KB June 1-5 NA/(Closed May 14)/MOPS - around $3.60/bbl Vietnam/Petrolimex BUY: 500ppm + 10ppm 2 x 35KT, 35KT May 26-30, June 6-10, May 26-Jun 5 NA/(Closed May 8) gasoil Indonesia/Pertamina Patra BUY: jet fuel 200KB June 5-7 (Jakarta) NA/(Closed May 9) Niaga Taiwan/FPCC SELL: 500ppm gasoil 500KB June 1-5 Vitol/(Closed May 9)/MOPS - $3.80-4/bbl SELL: 10ppm gasoil likely 2 x June 8-12 Regional trader, China 300KB major/(Closed May 9)/MOPS - $0.90-1.00/bbl Indonesia/Pertamina Patra BUY: 500ppm gasoil 50KB x 2 May 23-25, May 27-29 (Jakarta) NA/(Closed May 6) Niaga Taiwan/FPCC SELL: jet fuel 450KB Jun 12-16 Oil major/(Closed May 7)/MOPS - up to $0.1/bbl Taiwan/CPC Corp SELL: 10ppm gasoil 300KB x 2 or June 1-22 NA/(Closed May 6) 450KB Indonesia/Pertamina Patra BUY: 2500ppm gasoil 100-150KB, May 12-14 (Tuban), May 7-9 (Pulau Laut) NA/(Closed May 2) Niaga 200KB China/WEPEC SELL: jet fuel around 40KT May 23-25 NA/Unclear/MOPS - $2.20-2.30/bbl India/MRPL SELL: jet fuel 40-60KT May 22-24 NA/(Closed April 30) Vietnam/Petrolimex BUY: 500ppm gasoil 11-35KT May 1-10 (FOB or CFR) NA/(Closed April 29) Bahrain/BAPCO SELL: 10ppm gasoil 40KT June 4-7 NA/(Closed April 30) India/Nayara Energy SELL:HSD 65-70KT May 25-29 NA/(Closed April 26) SELL: jet fuel 60KT May 25-29 NA/(Closed April 26) Qatar/QE SELL: 10ppm gasoil 20KT May 14-15 (Mesaieed) NA/(Closed April 25)/MOPAG + $2/bbl China/WEPEC SELL: jet fuel around 40KT May 13-15 NA/Unclear/MOPS - $2/bbl Indonesia/Pertamina Patra BUY: 2500ppm gasoil 100-150MB Apr 28-May 2 NA/(Closed April 22) Niaga South Korea/GS Caltex SELL: 10ppm gasoil 2 x 300KB May 20-24, May 25-29 NA/(Closed April 24)/MOPS - $1.20-1.80/bbl SELL: 50ppm gasoil 300KB May 23-27 NA/(Closed April 24)/ SELL: 5000pm gasoil + 150KB + 150KB May 16-20 NA/(Closed April 24) 500ppm gasoil SELL: 500ppm gasoil 300KB May 18-22 NA/(Closed April 24)/MOPS - $2.60-2.80/bbl SELL: jet fuel 300KB May 13-15 NA/(Closed April 24) China/WEPEC SELL: jet fuel around 40KT May 12-14 NA/Unclear/MOPS - $1.80-2.00/bbl South Korea/SK Energy SELL: 10ppm gasoil 1 x 450KB, 3 x May 16-20, May 24-26, May 27-29, May 30-June 1 NA/(Closed April 23)/MOPS - 300KB $1.70-1.80/bbl SELL: jet fuel 300KB May 28-30 NA/(Closed April 23) Kuwait/KPC SELL: jet fuel 60KT May 16-20 NA/(Closed April 23)/MOPAG + $2.80-3.20/bbl (Reporting by Trixie Yap)

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