The low numbers of bulker newbuildings bode well for the future, as supply is expected to be kept tight, with owners’ focus being container and LNG ships. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Intermodal noted that “the newbuilding market activity ha…
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Russia’s seaborne crude oil flows are trying to find new destination countries, while the US has already set an embargo on Russian oil. The E.U. is in the process of discussions for final approval by all member countries in the next six months with wav…
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Leading chief economists have warned of a “substantial restructuring” of supply chains over the next three years, with both diversification and localisation expected. “Global supply chains have been increasingly redrawn over the past years, including t…
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With Russian oil heading eastwards, the West is looking at all possible avenues to boost oil supply. To this extent, Iraq can, perhaps, play a major role. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Gibson said that “whilst many members of the OPEC+ group …
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The shipping industry has made great strides on its journey to digitalisation over the past two years, prompted in part by the Covid-19 pandemic. A report by Inmarsat[i] last year said that Covid-19 was a “universal disruptor and catalyst for digital t…
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