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Braemar ACM says crude and clean tankers will feel fallout from Opec cuts in early 2019.

Steep Opec cuts will hurt crude tanker demand for first 'four or five months' of 2019

Braemar ACM researcher explains crude newbuildings will also turn to clean cargoes again.

17 December 2018 10:27 GMT Updated  17 December 2018 10:35 GMT
By Andy Pierce

Steep cuts implemented by Opec and key ally Russia will dent crude tanker demand across much of the first half of 2019, Braemar ACM says.

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