Secondhand aframax values surge as Singapore player sells ‘most expensive aframax ever sold’
Nissen Kaiun-affiliated Puaska Laut cashes in, unlike other shipowners in the sector
Consensus building that Strait of Hormuz reopening impact will trickle down to shipping
Will ships look to immediately flee? Or gradually flow out as Iran winds down its attempt at controlling traffic?
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Oil markets celebrate US-Iran peace possibilities, but tanker markets fail to respond
Tankers are trending down short-term and even a fast peace process still leaves lag time for vessels
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OSG chief executive says Jones Act waivers chip away at cabotage ‘ecosystem’ with no benefit to consumers
Sam Norton argues foreign competitors gain unfair advantage
Plenty of US mariners to go around even as wholesale changes still necessary, MARAD chief says
‘If you do not build the system, you will live inside someone else’s system,’ maritime administrator Stephen Carmel says