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Refined Products · Indicative Freight Rate

Kerosene Freight: Singapore to Australia

The latest indicative rate is$8.64/bbl for 4 September 2026. Daily history is below.

Latest freight rate

Latest rate
$8.64USD/bbl
Assessment date
4 September 2026
Weekly snapshot · not a live quote
Parcel / vessel
Not disclosed
Singapore → Australia

What This Rate Measures

Daily freight component for kerosene cargoes from Singapore to Australia, in USD/bbl, as used in the source’s netback tables.

Product tanker freight netbacks: Daily freight components used in product netback calculations for clean tankers on Asian and Gulf routes; expressed per barrel or per tonne of the named product.

  • Singapore is a port and storage hub at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula; Asian refined-product cargoes are commonly priced against Singapore loadings.
  • Australian grain loads from ports in Western Australia, South Australia, Victoria and New South Wales.

What the source does not state for this route

  • The source does not state a lot size or vessel class for this row.

Known terms (as published)

  • Origin: Singapore
  • Destination: Australia
  • Cargo: Kerosene
  • Lot size / vessel class: not published
  • Rate unit: USD/bbl; daily reading

Not published by the source

  • Vessel identity
  • Lot size (unless stated as LR1/LR2)

These terms are left blank rather than inferred.

Unit and cadence

  • USD/bbl or USD/mt depending on the product; do not mix.
  • Daily reading.

Daily Kerosene Freight Rates

Last 30 loaded daily observations. A different origin or lot size is a different page.

DateRateWeekly change (published)Trend
4 Sep 2026$8.64
3 Sep 2026$8.04
2 Sep 2026$7.92
1 Sep 2026$7.80
31 Aug 2026$7.80
28 Aug 2026$7.68
27 Aug 2026$7.56
26 Aug 2026$7.38
25 Aug 2026$7.32
24 Aug 2026$6.78
21 Aug 2026$6.42
20 Aug 2026$6.36
19 Aug 2026$6.36
18 Aug 2026$6.12
17 Aug 2026$6.12
14 Aug 2026$6.05
13 Aug 2026$6.00
12 Aug 2026$6.19
11 Aug 2026$6.19
7 Aug 2026$6.14
6 Aug 2026$6.18
5 Aug 2026$6.32
4 Aug 2026$6.32
3 Aug 2026$6.36
31 Jul 2026$6.41
29 Jul 2026$6.43
21 Jul 2026$6.77
20 Jul 2026$6.77
10 Jul 2026$6.84
7 Jul 2026$6.90

Computed Summary

Calculated by CommodityScope from the loaded daily readings only. Each statement names its period and method.

  1. The latest rate of $8.64/bbl on 4 Sep 2026 is up $0.60 (+7.5%) from the previous daily assessment (3 Sep 2026).

    Method: Computed by CommodityScope as the difference between the two most recent loaded daily observations (1 calendar day apart).

  2. It is 31.3% above the August 2026 average of $6.58/bbl, the most recent completed month with 20 daily observations.

    Method: Arithmetic mean of the published daily midpoints in August 2026. Partial months are excluded from this comparison.

  3. Over the loaded history (26 Jan 2026 – 4 Sep 2026), the highest rate was $9.48/bbl on 20 Apr 2026 and the lowest was $5.04/bbl on 20 Feb 2026.

    Method: Minimum and maximum of the published rate over the loaded history (26 Jan 2026 – 4 Sep 2026, 124 observations). This is not an all-time record.

Monthly Kerosene Singapore–Australia Averages

Average, minimum and maximum of published weekly rates in each calendar month. Incomplete latest months are marked month to date.

MonthAverageMinMaxObservations
September 2026Month to date8.107.808.644
August 20266.586.007.8020
July 20266.746.417.087
June 20266.776.487.1418
May 20268.037.268.6417
April 20268.697.639.4818
March 20266.665.767.6120
February 20265.405.045.7617
January 20265.825.765.883

Comparable Routes, Explained

What This Rate Represents

This is an indicative freight rate from loaded editions, not a live fixture. Origin, destination and vessel class stay as published. Terms the source does not disclose are left blank.

How to use

  • Read with the FOB product prices at both ends of the route to understand the location differential.

Not suitable for

  • Chartering: these are netback components, not fixtures.

Sources for the explanations on this page

  • Loaded Asia-Pacific/Arab Gulf editions — netback table as printed

Numbers: loaded editions. Computed statistics: CommodityScope, from the loaded history (methodology).