In the third trimester of 2023 the traffic of the goods in the port of Singapore is increased of +1.7% compared to the same last year's period having amounted to 149,3 million Tons. The growth is generated by the rise of +4.9% of containerized trade which stood at 90.0 million tons with a container handling that is has been pairs to almost ten million teu (+3.7%). Goods are decreasing conventional which totalled 6.4 million tonnes (-5.1%) as well as oil bulk and other bulk cargoes which totalled respectively 47.9 million tons (-2.2%) and 5.0 million tons (-4.0%).

In the first nine months of this year the total traffic is State of 440,3 million tons, with a progression of +1.1% on the period January-September 2022. Volumes increase in all The main product segments: Goods in containers were 261,4 million tons (+0.5%) with a handling of containers pairs to 29,0 million teu (+3.5%); goods with 19.6 million tons recorded a increase of +6.9%; oil bulk and other bulk cargoes amounted to 143.1 million tonnes respectively (+0.7%) and 16.2 million tons (+9.0%).

In the first nine months of 2023 in Singapore, which is one of the The world's main bunkering hubs have been supplied to ships 38,1 million tons of fuel, with an increment of +8.7% on the same period of 2022. The largest share of fuel dispensed, equal to 10.4 million tons, was the oil LSFO low sulfur fuel with a viscosity maximum of 380 centistoke (-39.9%), followed by Marine Fuel Oil with a maximum viscosity of 380 centistoke with 6.2 million tons (-34.8%), LSMGO, low-content marine diesel of sulphur (<0.1%), with 2,6 million tons (- 2.4%) and from the LSFO reduced sulfur fuel with a viscosity maximum of 100 centistoke with 2,4 million tons (- 44.2%).