Port congestion across key Northern European hubs is intensifying, with Bremerhaven particularly affected by labour shortages during the recent holiday period. Compounding the situation, low water levels on the Rhine are limiting barge capacity, partic…
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Larger bulkers were in demand in the S&P market over the past week. In its latest report, shipbroker Banchero Costa said that “in the Bulk sector, the Capesize TRADERSHIP 176,000 dwt 2006 Namura built was reported sold to undisclosed buyers at $19 …
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On the occasion of the Presidency of Greece, the United Nations Security Council convened a high-level open debate on the theme of “Strengthening Maritime Security through International Cooperation for Global Stability”, under the item “Maintenance of …
Today’s intense macro-economic and geopolitical uncertainty may soften demand for seaborne dry bulk commodity imports but may also mute dry bulk ship orders over the next quarters. It has been just over a month since tariffs were announced by President…
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The global seaborne trade routes appear to be steadily return to their “factory settings” after a series of positive developments over the past few weeks. However, everything is still shaky and could reverse at any time. In its latest weekly report, sh…
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