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Crude in Floating Storage Continues to Decline

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Crude and condensate in floating storage continues to fall, down to 65.1mbbls from 79.5mbbls at the end of 2022 according to the IEA.

  • Floating storage is half the level of a year ago and lower than before covid pandemic in early 2020 as strong crude oil backwardation discourages holding supplies. Iran has sold a lot of its floating storage after holding more than 100mbbls in tankers at the peak.


Source: IEA / Kpler

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