Capesize The Capesize market surrendered all of last week’s gains, extending its decline despite a firmer finish to the week. The BCI 182 5TC fell $2,796 from Monday’s opening level, although it recovered $296 on Friday to close at $45,731….
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Shipping is falling behind the trajectory needed to achieve its 2030 green fuel ambitions, with weakening demand, stalled finance and regulatory uncertainty increasingly threatening to undermine strong progress in technology and fuel supply. That’s the…
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The maritime transition is moving forward, although the path ahead is still far from settled. Regulation continues to evolve, fuel markets are still taking shape, and yet many important decisions about vessels, operations and investment need to be made…
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In an emergency at sea, there is no second chance. If a lifeboat engine fails to start, an emergency generator cannot take load, or a diesel driven fire pump loses power, the consequences can be immediate and serious. Fuel is only one part of emergency…
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“During the first three quarters of 2026, US dry bulk shipments to China have grown 104% y/y, driven by a 176% y/y increase in the shipment of grains. Volumes between the two countries weakened in 2025 amid rising trade tensions and higher tariff…
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