Capesize The Capesize market kept up a constant precipitous fall in values this week. Opening at $29,479, the Capesize 5TC has closed the week at $19,952, a drop of almost -30%. The Atlantic has been the most affected of the basins, yet this is likely …
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China’s fourth quarter crude oil imports remain a conundrum. In theory, China’s refineries have ample import quota to utilize, should they need to increase imports. However, this development is far from certain at this point in time. In its latest week…
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Capesize The Capesize market reached new highs for the year this week, topping out at $34,896 on the 5TC. The quick ascension to these lofty heights has been met with an equivalent descent since Wednesday as the market shed value down to $29,479 by wee…
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“ This project invited players from the entire value chain to examine relevant safety aspects of marine batteries,” says Henrik Helgesen, Project Manager of the JDP and Senior Consultant at DNV GL. “It was the ideal setting to develop common guidelines…
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Tanker demolitions have not kept up with last year’s pace, adding to fears that a market recovery could take longer to take place. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Gibson said that “since the beginning of last year less than 60 tankers over 25,0…
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