Capesize The Capesize market was grasping for a bullish story this week as a possible mid-week rally fell flat. Following that, rates collapsed down to $15,550 on the Capesize 5TC, a drop of $3,199 for the week. Positive news of Vale’s increased produc…
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Container shipping: Well-coordinated capacity management ensured that all major container carriers, with the exception of Yang Ming, were profitable during the second quarter despite weak volume growth. Yet, a disconnect between shipping rates and stoc…
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Oil demand will be marred with uncertainty for years to come, as the world gradually moves away from fossil fuels. The rate of the shift and its difference from country to country and even region to region, will constantly alter demand for tankers, in …
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The Intersessional Working Group on reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) from shipping had its first online meeting this week to advance the work on short term measures in support of the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) initial strategy on redu…
Capesize The tide turned positive on the Capesize market this week bringing with it a sense relief and optimism. It both stemmed the mounting losses of late and gave some hope for a year-end rally. Dropping to a recent low of $17,121, the market lifted…
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