Data from China this past week, seems to support the positive narrative, regarding a potential swift rebound of the dry bulk market moving forward. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Allied Shipbroking said that “it has been a slow start to the ye…
China’s Figures Point Towards Dry Bulk Market’s Resurgence Read More »
2021 was a year of dramatic progress and growth for LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) as a marine fuel and its pathway to decarbonisation. Orders for LNG-fuelled vessels hit record levels while the bunkering infrastructure continued to expand at pace. There …
LNG – A Fuel In Transition Read More »
Among most global trades, intra-Asian rates have seen considerable increases in recent years, though the costs on the world’s busiest container trade have not risen as quickly as in other places. In the first half of January, spot rates from the main C…
Xeneta: Intra-Asian Spot Rates Contribute to Rising Manufacturing Costs in The Region Read More »
The dry bulk market has been in correction mode for the most part of the past few weeks and the start of 2022 has been no exception. However, this period of lean earnings, could also be a good time to invest more in the segment, as rates are bound to r…
Capesize Market Suffering, Drags Dry Bulk Rates Lower Read More »
Do you know exactly how many regulations and laws govern today’s shipping? For an industry that’s about 5,000 years old and moves approximately 90% of the world’s goods, while navigating some of the most challenging environments on in…
Four inefficient shipping regulations that no one talks about Read More »