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12 Feb 2020 | 17:00 UTC
Featuring Marieke Alsguth, Barbara Troner, and Catherine Wood
A little over a month into the IMO 2020 switch from 3.5% to 0.5% sulfur bunker fuels, the lifting of US sanctions on COSCO-owned tankers and dented crude oil and jet fuel demand due to the coronavirus outbreak had tanker freight take a U-turn and re-open arbitrage flows from the US Gulf Coast.
Marieke Alsguth, Barbara Troner and Catherine Wood of the S&P Global Platts shipping team talk about how the first 40 days of IMO 2020 have shaped up for the Americas loading tanker markets.