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Consultancy and research are central to our services. We provide our brokers and their clients with independent, forward thinking market research and analysis to enable informed decision making.

Our team of analysts make sense of the huge volumes of data circulating in the market providing insight into complex issues, reacting to changes in supply, demand and geopolitics.

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Ocean going cargo vessels in operation

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Number of shipowners

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Barrels per day 2023 seaborne oil flows

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Consultancy & Research team

Gordon Collen

Gordon Collen

Market Analyst

Department: Consultancy & Research
Location: London
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7667 1230
Kenechukwu Nwangwu

Kenechukwu Nwangwu

Data Manager

Department: Consultancy & Research
Location: London
Lakshmy Soman

Lakshmy Soman

Data Researcher

Department: Consultancy & Research
Location: London
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7667 1086
Richard Matthews

Richard Matthews

Director

Department: Consultancy & Research
Location: London
Tel: +44 (0) 20 667 1233

Shashank Sagar

Research Analyst

Department: Consultancy & Research
Location: Mumbai
Svetlana Kourmpeti

Svetlana Kourmpeti

Senior Market Analyst

Department: Consultancy & Research
Location: London
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7667 1247

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Tanker Market Report 27.06.25

A Longer View

Earlier this month, the International Energy Agency (IEA) released their annual report detailing a medium-term outlook for oil markets. Oil 2025 has reiterated last year’s assertion that global oil demand will peak in 2029, only slightly changing the forecast for 2030 from 105.4 mbd to 105.5 mbd, with the trend gradually slowing and reaching contraction in 2030. Most of this growth is anticipated to take place in the Asia Pacific, specifically in India, which is projected to grow by 1 mbd between 2024 and 2030, and Southeast Asia, with Indonesia leading the pack at 470 kbd. This growth is primarily made up of demand increases in petrochemical feedstocks and jet fuel. Elsewhere, the IEA sees demand growing in South and Central America and Africa by 600 and 800 kbd, respectively. Relative growth rates in Africa are projected to be the strongest globally, largely following population and GDP growth patterns. This year, global oil demand is seen at 103.8 mbd, an 800 kbd increase from 2024.

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