Brent$106.26(≈RM434)▲ +0.46%WTI$94.65(≈RM387)▲ +0.85%Nat Gas$3.32(≈RM14)▲ +2.47%Bunker$892.50(≈RM3,647)—Tapis$86.75(≈RM354)—JKM LNG$26.09(≈RM107)—MGO$1247.50(≈RM5,097)—EU Carbon€88.34(≈RM404)—TTF Gas€86.80(≈RM397)—Diesel$4.96(≈RM20)▲ +2.27%Coal$148.90(≈RM608)—USD/MYR4.0860—US Rigs551▲ +7 M/MRON95RM4.67(≈US$1.14)▲ +3.32% W/WRON97RM5.15(≈US$1.26)▲ +3.00% W/WDieselRM5.27(≈US$1.29)—
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How Physical Crude Oil Trading Works in Southeast Asia

Oil tanker sailing out to sea

Physical crude oil trading in Southeast Asia links producers in Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Brunei to refiners across the region through a precise chain of contracts, vessel nominations, pricing formulas, documentation, and settlement. This guide breaks down every stage of that chain, from laycan to letter of credit, for operators, traders, and refiners navigating these deals.