The recent International Maritime Organisation (IMO) Marine Environmental Protection Committee meeting, MEPC81, injected fresh momentum into the shipping’s decarbonisation efforts. While the meeting itself did not enact concrete measures, it served as …
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The first quarter of the year ended with a downward revision to the growth in tonne-days for iron ore flows from Brazil to the Far East, while there was a change to an upward revision from Africa. In the second week of April, we observed a decline in t…
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In 2023, sanctions on Russian oil exports by the EU caused a major shift in tanker trades and a 10% increase in average sailing distances for EU tanker imports. Now, attacks on ships in the Red Sea area have caused average sailing distances to increase…
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There are several elements of unpredictability affecting our shipping market forecasts for the second quarter of 2024. The Chinese economy’s recovery currently teeters on instability, casting a shadow of uncertainty over the industry due to China…
With marine insurance being an important component of vessel operating costs, we have done a review of the latest trends in P&I and H&M as part of the assessment for Drewry’s upcoming Ship Operating Costs report. Protection & Indemnity – ma…