The events of the past week, surrounding the situation in Hormuz, have shown a clear disconnect between what’s been said and the harsh reality. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Xclusiv said that “even though Iran and the US formally agreed to ke…
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The Bulker market entered 2026 with momentum, supported by firm asset values and solid secondhand activity. That momentum has since been tempered by the escalating crisis at the Strait of Hormuz, which has progressively weighed on ordering confidence, …
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MR ballasters in the Atlantic Basin have remained broadly rangebound, even in the post-war environment. This reflects largely offsetting vessel flows: while MRs in the Atlantic Basin have been fixing cargoes for voyages into the Pacific Basin, this has…
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The ship recycling markets have exhibited a mixed performance depending on each submarket. In its latest weekly report, Best Oasis (www.best-oasis.com), a leading cash buyer of ships, said that “Indian recyclers continue to face challenges in securing …
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China’s shipbuilding industry continues to dominate the global orderbook, and the past year has seen its top yards cement their grip on global contracting. The top 10 Chinese yards have collectively attracted significant newbuilding investment across a…
The Orderbook Giants: China’s Top 10 Yards Revealed Read More »