11/12/2013at 11:14

Tanker: Record year for Suezmax spot rates

CEO of Nordic American Tankers, Herbjørn Hansson, points to several things indicating a rebound of the crude oil market.

BY OLE ANDERSEN

Broker reports are currently quoting spot rates for the Suezmax crude oil tankers at around USD 35,000 per day, and that is the highest level in 1-2 years, says CEO Herbjørn Hansson of Nordic American Tankers (NAT) in an early New Year's brief to the company's shareholders.

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