Low-sulfur fuel prices plummet as IMO 2020 transition fades

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Low-sulfur fuel prices plummet as IMO 2020 transition fades

Kevin Saville, Associate Managing Editor | Jan 31, 2020 2:02PM EST
While the post-IMO 2020 chaos some thought would happen never materialized, low-sulfur fuel prices are on a wild ride down as the bunker supply chain recalibrates under new market dynamics.
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