In the first quarter of this year, freight traffic in the The Port of Singapore fell by -4.6% as it amounted to 147.9 million tonnes compared to 155.1 million tonnes in the same period of 2024. The decline was determined the marked reduction in oil bulk volumes amounted to 44.9 million tons (-15.6%). Slightly reduction in containerized traffic, which was equal to to 88.0 million tonnes (-1.4%), while it increased in the counted in terms of 20' containers handled which are grew by +5.8% to 10,549,275 TEUs. The rise in conventional goods with 7.3 million tons (+15.2%) as follows like that of other bulk cargoes with 7.7 million tons (+22,8%).

The contraction of maritime traffic, with 31,017 ships docked in Singapore in the first quarter of 2025 (-1.6%), resulted in also a drop in sales of naval fuels supplied in the port Asian, with 13.1 million tonnes of fuel dispensed in the period January-March (-5.5%), mainly including 6.8 million tonnes of low-sulphur LSFO fuel (-12.9%), 4.9 million tons of marine fuel oil (+0.7%) and 896 thousand tons of LSMGO low-sulfur marine diesel (-3,0%).