Shipping’s blanket exception from global tax has holes in it
Shipowners who thought they had slipped through the OECD’s minimum 15% corporate tax net had better think again
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February 2022
Demand for Second Hand Bulkers Going Strong, But Newbuildings Still Subdued
The newbuilding ordering activity has remained quite subdued during the course of the past week, as holidays in China and Asia and an overall negative market sentiment, dampened investment appetite. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Allied said t…
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PwC Greece: From US GAAP/IFRS Reporting to New Greek Tax Regimes to ESG to Cyber Security – Key updates on the shipping industry finance landscape
PwC Greece, for another consecutive year, shared insights with 150 shipping executives on emerging developments from an accounting reporting perspective but also on shipping market trends during the two-day virtual event “The Annual Finance Update for …
Gas starved Europe deflates LNG shipping rates
A surge in European LNG imports and feeble Asian LNG demand led to increased vessel supply in the West of Suez, curbing LNG shipping rates. In January 2021, vessel rates reached a high of $350,000pd along with the surge in LNG spot prices. However, LNG…
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Futures for larger bulkers cool while smaller ships steam ahead
Fixture activity for dry bulk shipping picks up on Thursday
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