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The gradual return of ships to the Red Sea hits a key milestoneLeading container line A.P. Moller-Maersk is resuming regular services through the Suez Canal, signaling increased confidence in the safety...- US and EU spar ahead of vote to cut global shipping emissionsThe EU and US are clashing over a UN proposal to cut global shipping emissions, with Washington threatening penalties for nations supportin...
- Shipping industry’s $188 billion binge cuts space to make new vesselsThe surge is fueled by global trade expansion despite economic challenges. Major shipyards are full, prioritizing high-margin container and...
- Maersk tankers and competitors bet billions on ammonia fuel carriersSeveral shipping companies, such as Maersk Tankers, Mitsui OSK Lines, Trafigura, and Gunvor Group, are investing in ammonia tankers for 202...
- Drone-sinking of coal ship takes Red Sea perils to new levelThe sinking of a coal-carrier by a sea drone near the Bab el-Mandeb chokepoint has raised navigation risks.
- India’s exports may take a $30 billion hit on Red Sea threatsThe initial assessment, conducted by the Research and Information System for Developing Countries, a New Delhi-based thinktank, would mean ...
- Greek shipping giant warns Panama Canal chaos may hit SuezA lack of rainfall has dried up a key lake at the Panama Canal, hobbling shipments through one of the world’s most important waterways.
- Russia’s rusty oil tanker fleet sets sail with newer shipsShortly after President Putin’s invasion of Ukraine early last year, hundreds of aging tankers were snapped up by a cohort of faceless trad...
- Diesel tankers are about to get biggest demand surge since 1993With sanctions on Russian oil products set to come into effect from February, a global rerouting of cargo flows seems inevitable, boosting ...
- Record shipping costs add to auto industry’s supply chain woesThe likes of Ford Motor Co. and General Motors Co. already painted a gloomy outlook in recent months, driven primarily by semi-conductor sh...
- Old is gold: sky-high cost of ageing ships sounds inflation SOSGreek firm Euroseas bought it in 2019 for $10 million when it was already a decade old. As world trade spiralled into chaos last year, it r...
- Big ships snag unusual cargoes as dry-bulk market tightensThe supply of dry-bulk ships was already under pressure as Covid-19 restrictions on seafarers and port workers slowed cargo deliveries.
- Hot sea cargo market quadruples prices for used container shipsGlobal trade surged in the latter half of last year as Covid-19 saw people buying more goods because they couldn’t spend as much on travel,...
- Ocean-cargo boom fuels $10 billion spree for new container shipsThe global health crisis reversed those fortunes, leading to a surge in online demand for goods that allowed the carriers to charge three t...
- Unemployed supertankers are about to get junked on Asia’s beachesEvery five years a vessel has to undergo a special survey that costs millions of dollars, money that’s hard to find when vessels are making...
- Oil tanker owners are scrapping the most ships in decadesWhile the demolition surge reflects the worst charter rates for owners in decades, scrapping often helps set the stage for market recoverie...
- Shipbuilding in Shina H1 figures paint grim pictureFirst half figures from China's shipyard make grim reading. In the first half, newly received order volume in China is 10.74million tonnes,...
- Shipping assets plunge unparalleled: HSBCA plunge in the price of ships as assets, caused by a collapse in global growth just after owners had placed record orders for new vessels,...
- Surging cargo volumes fuel expansion at broking housesIndian ship brokerages are experiencing the sweet taste of booming shipping sector and are said to be on expansion mode.
- Shipbrokers queue up for local JVsFor many iconic shipbrokers of international repute, India is the next playground. Soon after London-based Clarksons opened shop in New Del...
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