Global seaborne trade has grown enormously in the last 25 years, now accounting for roughly 80% of the total volume of global trade each year. Global trade will likely continue to grow in the future, as will the volume of goods transported by sea. At t…
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Representatives of the global shipping industry, supported by governments, have laid out proposals on how a planned global R&D fund can be tailored to support developing economies. Updated proposals submitted to the UN International Maritime Organi…
This article is in continuation of the write-up published on 09 March 2022 analysing the impact of the Russian-Ukraine war on various subsectors of the maritime industry. Previously, we analysed the impact of the ongoing crisis on bulk and LPG/LNG equi…
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China is viewed by market analysts as the last impediment to strong oil demand and while it’s hard to be positive for the first half of 2022, the second half could see robust recovery. Speaking at the Baltic Exchange Tanker Market Insights Webinar at I…
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Using VesselsValue data, Vivek Srivastava, Senior Trade Analyst, explores the rise in global gas prices amidst the unfolding events between Russia and Ukraine. This article provides insight on the foreseeable future of the world’s largest exporte…