Increasing penetration of renewables in the energy mix has already created a bearish outlook for non-coking coal trade, but completion of the rail network between Mongolia and China in 2021 threatens to bring the coking coal trade between Australia and…
Coking coal’s rail ticket to hit Panamax demand post 2025 Read More »
Tanker owners are bracing for a tougher second half, as the market is bound to shift. In its latest market outlook, ship owner Teekay Tankers said that “crude tanker spot rates remained firm during the second quarter of 2020, particularly during the ea…
Tanker Market Expected to be Weaker Until the End of 2020 Read More »
The COVID-19 pandemic has seen classification societies around the world adapting their services to cope with global travel restrictions, allowing inspections to be conducted remotely and for more services to be available online. For the Korean Registe…
Managing the impact of COVID-19 on classification activities Read More »
Capesize The capesize market this week continued its range-bound trading as neither bulls nor bears managed to take a good hold of the situation. While plenty of volatility remains, the Atlantic basin C8 and the Pacific Basin C10 remain largely unchang…
Dry Bulk Market: Capesizes Trade Sideways, But Smaller Bukers Edge Forward Read More »
Fears that the UK’s decision to leave the European Union would dent the reputation of the nation’s capital as the leader in maritime arbitration cases have not been realised, according to research by shipping law firm HFW. Its research – now in its thi…
London retains arbiter crown Read More »