Ship owners looking to gain a competitive advantage in trading their bulkers, could find such a case in a specific trade within the market. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Intermodal said that “Guinea’s military government recent decision…
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As Europe envisages shunning Russian gas and LNG by 2027, changes in trade patterns and strategies are likely to unfold. Drewry anticipates Europe’s contracted supply to be sufficient to meet its LNG demand and limit spot exposure, supporting the regio…
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Is indexing only useful for high-value cargo? In reality, index-linked freight contracts (or “indexing”) are not limited by cargo value. As Rajesh Bhol, Principal Product Manager – Indexing at Xeneta, explained in a recent customer webinar: “…wit…
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The tanker market could be headed for a stronger second half of the year, after a less-than-ideal start to the year. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Gibson said that “the crude tanker market experienced a disappointingly weak first quarter, wit…
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Capesize The Capesize market gained notable momentum this week following a slow start largely due to Monday’s UK bank holiday. The Pacific basin was particularly active, supported by solid cargo flow from the miners and a tightening tonnage list, which…
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