The shipping markets will be directly impacted by geopolitics during 2025. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Intermodal said that “the Red Sea saw a relatively calm period following the ceasefire in Gaza, which seemed to quell hostilities and hal…
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Cargo movements into and out of the United States could be re-shaped by proposals to levy fees on port calls by Chinese built or operated vessels, as well as potential sanctions based on whether the operator controls ships built in China or has tonnage…
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The floating oil storage sector has undergone marked fluctuations since 2020, attributable to global economic circumstances, geopolitical tensions, and evolving market forces. Principal determinants affecting storage utilization encompass the COVID-19 …
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U.S. allies Japan and South Korea would struggle to quickly ramp up shipbuilding to meet U.S. demand for alternatives under President Donald Trump’s plan to impose port fees on China-linked ships, a top Japanese shipping executive said on Monday.The…
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The Baltic Exchange’s main sea freight index rose to its highest level in a week on Monday, supported by gains across all vessel segments amid strengthening demand and firmer commodity markets.The overall Baltic Dry Index (BDI), which tracks…
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