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Dirty Tankers · CommodityScope Indicative Freight Assessments · West of Suez

Baltic to Mediterranean Dirty Tanker Freight Rates — Aframax

The featured CommodityScope assessment is $140.56/mt for Aframax cargoes of 100,000 mt as of 30 October 2026, down $0.98/mt from the previous assessment. This is the only assessment basis on this lane.

Featured Assessment — Aframax · 100,000 mt
$140.56/mt
−0.98 USD/mt vs previous assessment
Assessment Date
30 October 2026
44 assessment dates available since 1 September 2026
Trade Lane
Baltic → Mediterranean
1 assessment basis · Aframax
  • Aframax · 100,000 mt$140.56/mt

USD/mt. Calendar gaps are not interpolated.

Rates by vessel and cargo

Each row is a separate USD/mt assessment for its own vessel class and cargo basis. The featured series supplies the headline value and the computed summary and monthly statistics below; it is not an average of the assessments on this lane.

Changes compare consecutive available assessments of the same series. The 30D range shows the minimum and maximum of available USD/mt observations within the trailing 30 calendar days.

Vessel / cargo basisAssessment (USD/mt)Change (USD/mt)30D observed range (USD/mt)Assessment date
Aframax · 100,000 mtFeatured140.56−0.98110.19–152.8030 Oct 2026

What These Assessments Measure

CommodityScope publishes separate indicative spot freight assessments for dirty tanker cargoes from the Baltic loading area to Mediterranean.

This page covers Aframax cargoes of 100,000 mt. It is maintained as a distinct series under the CommodityScope methodology.

Each assessment represents CommodityScope's estimate of the freight market level for its stated basis on the assessment date. It is not a vessel-specific offer, confirmed fixture or agreed charter-party rate.

Assessment Basis

  • Loading area: Baltic
  • Discharge area: Mediterranean
  • Vessel classes: Aframax
  • Cargo bases: 100,000 mt
  • Primary assessment unit: USD/mt
Assessment type:
CommodityScope Indicative Assessment
Series Specification:
CS-TFR-DRT-BAL-MED-AFRAMAX-100

Contract-Specific Terms Not Specified

  • Named vessel and charterer
  • Shipment-specific laycan
  • Agreed loading and discharge terms
  • Contractual demurrage terms

These assessments do not establish the terms of a particular fixture. Terms not included in the stated assessment basis are not inferred. Separate demurrage indicators are available on the tanker demurrage page.

Units and Assessment Frequency

  • USD/mt of cargo is the assessment unit for every freight series on this page.
  • These are daily assessment series. Changes compare consecutive available assessments of the same series; the interval may span more than one calendar day.

CommodityScope Assessment History

Latest 30 assessment dates. All values are shown in USD/mt. Dates without available assessments are omitted.

DateAframax · 100,000 mt
30 Oct 2026140.56
29 Oct 2026141.54
28 Oct 2026142.52
27 Oct 2026142.52
26 Oct 2026148.39
23 Oct 2026148.88
22 Oct 2026144.48
21 Oct 2026143.50
20 Oct 2026142.52
19 Oct 2026143.01

Computed Summary — Aframax · 100,000 mt

Calculated by CommodityScope from the USD/mt observations of Aframax · 100,000 mt only. Each statistic states its observation period and calculation method.

  1. The latest assessment of $140.56/mt on 30 October 2026 is $0.98/mt (-0.7%) below the previous assessment of $141.54/mt on 29 October 2026.

    Method: Absolute change equals the latest assessment minus the previous available assessment. Percentage change equals that difference divided by the previous assessment, multiplied by 100. The two observations are one calendar day apart.

  2. Across the 44 available observations from 1 September 2026 to 30 October 2026, the highest assessment was $152.80/mt on 8 October. The lowest was $71.50/mt on 4 September.

    Method: Minimum and maximum of the available assessments within the stated period. These are extrema of the available history, not all-time market records.

  3. The latest assessment is 57.9% above the September 2026 average of $89.04/mt, the most recent completed month with 22 daily observations.

    Method: Arithmetic mean of the daily assessments in September 2026. Months still in progress are excluded from this comparison.

Monthly Statistics — Aframax · 100,000 mt (USD/mt)

Arithmetic average, minimum and maximum of the available daily USD/mt assessments for Aframax · 100,000 mt within each calendar month. Observation counts are shown. The current month is marked month to date and is not a completed-month result.

MonthAverageMinimumMaximumObservations
October 2026Month to date140.67110.19152.8022
September 202689.0471.50112.6422

CommodityScope Modelled TCE · 30 October 2026

CommodityScope Modelled Indicators

Net daily earnings implied by the CommodityScope freight assessment on this lane after commission, bunkers and stated voyage costs. Two standard vessel profiles use the same freight rate and the same speed; they differ by consumption and fuel basis. This is not a fixture or a vessel-specific earnings statement.All modelled TCE

Aframax · 100,000 mt · Primorsk → Augusta

Freight $140.56/mt · Rotterdam bunkers

Non-Eco
$426,708/day
−3,995 vs previous
Eco scrubber
$452,887/day
−3,763 vs previous
Voyage itemNon-EcoEco scrubber
Gross freight$14,056,000$14,056,000
Commission$351,400$351,400
Fuel cost$1,296,257$546,023
Voyage costs$180,000$180,000
Net voyage revenue$12,228,343$12,978,577
Voyage days28.6628.66

Profile v1.0 · weather 5% · commission 2.5% · bunkers as of 30 Oct 2026.Voyage TCE Model Methodology

Related Crude Oil Prices & Delivered Costs

Delivered-cost figures below use regional freight proxy scenarios and are not published CIF assessments.

Urals Baltic · Aframax

Indicative delivered cost: $117.30/bbl · 30 Oct 2026

Regional freight basis

Explore other freight markets. Compare cargo type, vessel class, cargo basis and assessment date before comparing displayed rates.

Same origin and destination, different cargo market: Baltic to Mediterranean Clean Tanker Freight Rates — MR · MR · 37,000 mt.

Related laneAvailable series / featured basisLatest (USD/mt)Date
Black Sea → Mediterranean4 series · featured Suezmax · 140,000 mt81.1330 Oct 2026
Ceyhan → Mediterranean1 series · Aframax · 80,000 mt75.2030 Oct 2026
Libya → Mediterranean1 series · Aframax · 80,000 mt54.9230 Oct 2026
Sidi Kerir → Mediterranean1 series · Aframax · 80,000 mt58.3830 Oct 2026
UK Continent → Mediterranean2 series · featured Aframax · 80,000 mt100.2830 Oct 2026
Baltic → UK Continent2 series · featured Aframax · 100,000 mt76.6730 Oct 2026
Baltic → West Coast India1 series · Aframax · 100,000 mt157.5030 Oct 2026
Caribbean → Mediterranean2 series · featured Suezmax · 145,000 mt118.2830 Oct 2026

How to Interpret These Assessments

CommodityScope freight assessments represent indicative spot market levels for the stated route, vessel class and cargo basis. They are not vessel offers or confirmed fixtures. Actual freight may differ by exact ports, vessel specification, laycan and charter-party terms.

Use for

Tracking freight trends and comparing matching vessel/cargo bases.

Not intended for

Confirming vessel availability or replacing a firm freight quotation.

Data details

Freight series identifiers for the assessments on this page:

Aframax · 100,000 mt
CS-TFR-DRT-BAL-MED-AFRAMAX-100

CommodityScope Indicative Assessment. See the Dirty Tanker Freight Methodology v1.0 for assessment definitions and statistical methods. Demurrage indicators are on the tanker demurrage page.

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