Newbuilding activity has “died” down this past week, apart from LNG contracting. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Allied Shipbroking said that “LNG carrier contracting had a big week, with an order for two carriers coming to light from Celsius T…
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Between January and October, dry bulk exports out of the Black Sea increased by 13% y/y, driven by Russian wheat exports. After two strong consecutive wheat harvests in Russia, the country’s exports are now on track to reach a new record in 2023. Howev…
Black Sea dry bulk exports up 13% y/y as Russian wheat exports rise Read More »
Any hopes of a revival in long-term ocean freight shipping rates were short-lived after the latest data from Oslo’s Xeneta indicated the market is once again in decline. In September, the Xeneta Shipping Index (XSI®), which tracks real-time rates devel…
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The ship recycling market has slowed down again, because of a supply drop. In its latest weekly report, said that “the Indian recycling market has experienced a ghostly role this week as a continual daily fall in the domestic steel prices has filtered …
Lower Demo Candidates Plagues the Ship Recycling Market Read More »
Jacob Clausen, Performance Director, NAVTOR, simplifies the complexities of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) with a high-level look at the regulatory horizon, allied to a clear lowdown on how shipowners and operators can mitigate risks, manage cos…