Teekay Tankers sees sudden rate dive for crude oil

High rates provided Teekay Tankers with a profit in the fourth quarter, however, it is not enough to fix the whole year, which ended with an aggregate deficit. 2019 started well but has since gone downhill.
Photo: PR-foto: Teekay Tankers & Wärtsilä
Photo: PR-foto: Teekay Tankers & Wärtsilä

Teekay Tankers Chief Executive Kevin Mackay was correct when he predicted in November that the fourth quarter would mark at least a temporary end to the miserable state of affairs that characterized the tanker market in the first half of 2018.

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