The ship demolition market has still been weak over the past few days. In its latest weekly report, Best Oasis (www.best-oasis.com), a leading cash buyer of ships said that “the ship recycling market remained weak across all major destinations, with li…
Ship Demolition Market: Weakness Still the Main Theme Read More »
“Between January and April 2025, Brazilian grain shipments rose 9% y/y, supported by strong Chinese purchasing. As China imposed higher tariffs on cargoes from the US, the country sought alternative suppliers, such as Brazil,” says Filipe Gouveia, Ship…
Brazilian grain shipments up 9% as China seeks US alternative Read More »
Between 2022 and 2024, US grain exports to Mexico have shown a significant upward trend, with Mexico’s share rising from 7.6% in 2022 to 9.3% in 2024, indicating a strong and growing demand from its southern neighbor. This 1.7 percentage point in…
Dry Weekly Market Monitor: Grain Dry Bulk Flows (U.S.A. to Mexico) Read More »
Newbuilding ordering activity has been on the rise once more, particularly in China, despite the existing tensions. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Banchero Costa said that “after a rather quiet period, Newbuilding activity, particularly in Chi…
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A maritime lien is a powerful legal claim that allows creditors to arrest a vessel, regardless of ownership changes, unless the sale is conducted via judicial auction. Buyers of vessels must be acutely aware that maritime liens can survive a sale, even…
Maritime Liens – Risks and Protection Strategies for Ship Buyers Read More »