August MPV index eyes narrow gain after COVID-19 low

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August MPV index eyes narrow gain after COVID-19 low

| Aug 12, 2020 11:25AM EDT
While the oil and gas sector has pulled back dramatically from early 2020 capital spending plans, the low bunker fuel prices that have also come with global oil demand destruction have helped to control costs.
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