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Singapore's onshore stockpiles of middle distillates increased the most in 18 months during the seven days up to Wednesday, November 7, according to data released by International Enterprise (IE) Singapore.

Stocks of middle distillates, a category which includes products such as gasoil, or diesel, and kerosene, rose by 2 million barrels, or 21.5 percent, to 11.3 million barrels, up from 9.3 million barrels during the previous week.

It is the largest percentage increase since the week ended May 4, 2011, when stocks jumped 2.7 million barrels, or 28.4 percent, to 12.2 million barrels. In terms of units it is the largest rise since the week ended July 6, 2011, when inventories skyrocketed 2.301 million barrels, or 16.7 percent, to 16.072 million barrels.

It is also the highest stock level since the week ended February 22, 2012, when levels rose by 681,000 barrels to 11.473 million barrels.

Please find below a table of Singapore's onshore stocks of middle distillates up to Wednesday, November 7 2012.

The volume data provided below is in millions of barrels. Inventory levels are collated on a weekly basis for each 7-day period ending on a Wednesday.

Date	Volume	+/-
07/11/2012	11.300	+2.000
31/10/2012	9.300	-1.700
24/10/2012	11.000	+0.200
17/10/2012	10.800	+1.400
10/10/2012	9.400	+0.300
03/10/2012	9.100	-0.230
26/09/2012	9.330	+0.090
19/09/2012	9.240	-0.240
12/09/2012	9.480	+0.500
05/09/2012	8.980	-0.620
29/08/2012	9.600	+0.280
22/08/2012	9.320	+0.020
15/08/2012	9.300	-0.360
07/08/2012	9.660	+0.760
01/08/2012	8.900	+0.440