International Shipping News

Tanker rates will hit the roof if producers outside OPEC+ fail to curb output in 2Q20

The recent cut in oil production by OPEC and its non-OPEC allies (OPEC+) is insufficient to balance the oil market, considering a sharp decline of 23 mbpd in demand in 2Q20 because of the COVID-19 outbreak. OPEC+ has finally managed to reach a historic…

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INTERCARGO: Dry Bulk Carriers Remain The Workhorses Of International Shipping And Global Trade

INTERCARGO’s 2018–2019 Benchmarking Report is published during a time of much uncertainty in the dry bulk market. The Baltic Dry Index had reached a high above 1,770 points in August 2018, before retreating down to 600 points in February 2019. It then …

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Shipping’s sustainable future will be fuelled by R&D, innovation and collaboration

Daikin supports efforts of the global shipping industry to promote sustainability, improve energy efficiency and tackle climate change. As 2020 gets underway, ocean carriers and shippers are starting to absorb the real-world impact of the International…

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