Oil prices suffer amid Geopolitical tensions.


So far this year tanker owners are being hit hard as geopolitical tensions across the Gulf rise not least due to the increased US sanctions on Iran´s oil and petrochemical industries coupled with a bleak outlook for oil quango OPEC.

This follows on from a poor 2018 generally attributed to the unstable supply and demand balance...


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