Pyxis Tankers Inc.
Maroussi, Greece, May 31, 2022 - Pyxis Tankers Inc. (NASDAQ CM: PXS) (the "Company"), an international pure play product tanker company
5 MR tankers
as of May 30, 2022, approximately 77% of the Company’s available days in second quarter of 2022 were booked for the Company’s MR tankers at an average estimated daily Time Charter Equivalent rate of approximately $27.500
BCTI 1426
Avg 30 dana 1424
Avg 90 dana 1151
Evo neko i shorta tankere, cak i sestre produktasice nase trnoruzice:
Ide na crnu listu skupa sa Joakimom ili mu dajemo sansu da se popravi? 
😁 idemo dalje sa novim rekordima.
🏔️Novi vrh promatranih tankerasa.
Sa ove liste u 2022.
🏔️Tankerasi +64%
🏔️Sestre produktasice +99%
🌛Stng +174%
🌛Asc +125%
Trnoruzica ima bolji FI 1Q od obje.
✡️🔮🕯️🎃📍🗿🏹Tpng +25%
Black magic i uroci i dalje caste.
Promatrajmo do kada i tko ce na kraju zakljuciti da nije bilo dovoljno vremena za kupiti ili da se nije znalo? 🤭
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⚠️Sto se ovdje kuha? 
"A ban might force Russia and its major importers China and India to use domestic tanker fleets to carry Russian oil. Finding such vessels and arranging their insurance "could be very challenging," according to the shipbroker."
Nafta je opet extreme bullish jer demand raste dok je kina jos pod rucnom kocnicom.
Netko ce morati prevoziti 
Tko?
Sestre tankerasice i produktasice.
Trnoruzica tpng nece jer ona vozi po nekoj drugoj planeti 
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Sve do objave FI 2Q kada cemo biti jako iznenadeni da ipak vozi na ovoj planeti
Trazite da vam..... ako nece.....
Novi ATH u prilogu.
Najbolje godine tek dolaze....
Petak 03.06.
Sa promatrane liste u 2022.
tankerasi avg +65% novi rekord u 2022.
Sestre produktasice avg +101% novi rekord u 2022.
STNG +177% novi rekord u 2022. 
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ASC +129% novi rekord u 2022.
TPNG +26% 
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41.732$ MTD 2022. U odnosu na CY 2021
+622% 
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WK 22
MR: The start of the week in Europe has seen healthy activity levelsin contrast to the end of this week.
Most of the sluggishness this week was due to the Queen’s Jubilee celebrations as well as folks heading
to Greece for Posidonia. The TC2 route continued to slip during the week leveling off from ws315 at
the start of the week and ending at ws310. In the US Gulf, the week started out slow most likely due
to a post Memorial Day hangover. We saw US Gulf rates hold steady, especially for the shorter haul
routes with some slight variation and testing for longer haul routes. USG>CBS rates held steady this
week at $1.25m. TC14 was quiet this week and oscillated between ws275 and ws270. USG>Chile saw
rates move from $3.3m down to $3.1m.
Display MoreKoliko tih WK-ova u nizu je potrebno za zse da vise nije slucajno?
Wk 14 =38.000$
Wk 15 =48.000$
Wk 16 =27.000%
Wk 17 =27.000$
Wk 18 =38.000$
Wk 19 =41.000$
Wk 20 =38.000$
Wk 21 =44.000$
Wk 22 =41.700$
Ovo su avg MR vozarine
Po kojima se na spotu zaraduje vec duze vrijeme oko 30.000$ iznad BE💵💰👀
Some Asia Oil Buyers Want More Saudi Crude Even After Big Hike
At least two refiners will seek additional volumes: officials
Refining margins strong on fuel demand rebound, tight market
Bloomberg News6. lipnja 2022. 07:36 CEST
Some Asian oil buyers are planning to seek more crude from Saudi Arabia, even after the world’s biggest exporter raised prices by more than expected for the region.
At least two refiners intend to ask for more July-loading volumes, according to company officials who asked not to be identified. Across Asia, most long-term customers of Saudi Arabia are expected to take their full contracted supply as refining profits have surged, said traders. Barrels from other regions such as the US and West Africa are also more expensive, they added.
Saudi crude will be particularly popular among Asian refiners in nations such as Japan and South Korea that have shunned Russian oil following the invasion of Ukraine. India and China are still willing buyers, however, and some Chinese processors will even take Iranian and Venezuelan flows. Refiners will submit requests for July volumes from Saudi Arabia by Monday and be informed of their allocations by the end of the week.
Asian oil demand is forecast to strengthen as China cautiously emerges from prolonged virus restrictions that curbed its consumption. European buyers are also looking to the Middle East for additional barrels as they avoid Russian crude, intensifying competition just as the widening of a key spread makes oil from the US and North Sea more expensive for Asian consumers.
Offers for US West Texas Intermediate Midland crude for September arrival to Asia are about $4 a barrel higher than comparable quality Murban from Abu Dhabi, according to traders. China may also consider more oil from the Persian Gulf because barrels from West Africa are more pricey, they said.
— With assistance by Sharon Cho, and Sarah Chen
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Kuwait Starts First Unit at 615,000 Barrel-a-Day Zour Refinery
⚠️One of the worlds largest 
Libya's largest oil field, the 300,000 b/d capacity El Sharara, has restarted production
Jos prije godinu dana ovo je bilo nezamislivo.
Kada bi se jos odblokirao iran?
https://www.argusmedia.com/en/news/233819…kToResults=true
Upss
US May Allow More Iran Oil to Flow Even Without Deal, Says Vitol
Washington might turn ‘blind eye’ to help lower prices: Vitol
Market opinions on direction of oil have ‘never been wider’
Oil at Three-Month High as Saudi Raises Prices for AsiaBy
ova sestra produktasica kaze da nije vrijeme za ... 🤭🤣
👀👁️Promatrajmo
Povecanje proizvodnje?
Ne hvala, vise zaradujemo sa manjom proizvodnjom.
Neces milom oces silom?
Tax bills for oil and gas producers, including the new additional 25% levy on profits, can be reduced significantly with higher investment specifically in oil and gas projects.
Nekako ih se mora navesti da investiraju vise?
Bcti 1380↘️
Avg 30 dana 1446↗️
Avg 96 dana 1159↗️
06.06.
Sa ove liste u 2022.
Tankerasi +66% novi rekord u 2022.
Sestre produktasice +103% novi rekord u 2022.
Stng +180% novi rekord u 2022.
Asc +137% novi rekord u 2022.
Tpng +26%🤭✡️🔮🕯️🎃
👀 Promatrajmo
Older refineries in particular in Europe but also in other areas such Australia/New Zealand and the US have been suffering from poor margins and were destined for closure due to the planned ramp-up in capacity from more modern refineries in the Middle East and Asia. Covid-19 has accelerated this process with announcements of ~1.9 mbpd of confirmed capacity closures/conversions, of which ~60% is expected to have occurred in FY’21.
The majority of these announcements have been driven by the oil majors rationalising their refining footprint across the world. In fact, ~40% of confirmed capacity closures/conversions is expected to occur in the US, ~11% in Europe and ~15% in Australia/New Zealand.
An additional ~0.6 mbpd of capacity closures is currently under assessment, of which ~45% is expected to occur in Europe and ~55% in Australia/New Zealand.
According to the IEA, over the next few years, Europe and all the regions of the southern hemisphere are expected to remain reliant on product imports from the United States, Russia, the Middle East and China.
The US rig count has been slowly but surely rising, driving a gradual increase in US oil output, which is expected to reach 12.6 mbd by the end of ‘22 and 13.3 mbd by the end of ‘23, well above the pre-pandemic highs.
