While 2018 was a year of near record scrapping, especially in segments like tankers or containers, it seems that the demolition market is still in limbo after the first month of 2010 has gone by. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Clarkson Platou …
Ships’ Demolition Market Still Looking for Its 2019 Footing Read More »
The best blockchain networks are often the hardest to create. A fundamental paradox relating to blockchain technology is on full display in the transportation and logistics (T&L) industry. By increasing transparency, these distributed digital ledge…
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Global Growth Goldman Sachs predicts no recession in 2019 but sees a ‘pretty sharp slowdown’ Goldman Sachs does not foresee any recessions in major economies in 2019 but low profit growth is on the cards in the U.S. and Europe, its chief gl…
Weekly Report: What Happened In All Things Shipping Read More »
Ship owners are not committing funds for the long-term so far in 2019, which means that instead of newbuilding orders, they ‘re opting for second hand vessels instead. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Allied Shipbroking noted that it was “…
Shipping Investment Activity Limited to the S&P Markets Thus Far In 2019 Read More »
Liberia is the second largest ship registry in the world, according to leading shipping analyst Clarksons in its Clarksons World Fleet Monitor January 2019. This report confirms that, in gross tonnage terms, Liberia has overtaken and outgrown the Marsh…
Liberia confirmed as world’s second-largest ship registry Read More »