Gulf refineries are shipping less to Latin America as coronavirus outbreaks stall demand
Related StoriesDry bulker bonanza drives owners to pay premium for resalesImpact of hurricane on US grain terminals shakes up bulk…
US Gulf seaborne crude and product flows: Down, but not out Read More »
Secondhand prices have doubled as freight earnings are elevated. The sector has turned into a sellers’ market, where acquiring quality…
Related StoriesUS Gulf seaborne crude and product flows: Down, but not outImpact …
Dry bulker bonanza drives owners to pay premium for resales Read More »
A number of US grain terminals have been taken offline by Hurricane Ida. This is disrupting soyabean shipments from the Gulf…
Related StoriesUS Gulf seaborne crude and product flows: Down, but not outDry bulker b…
Impact of hurricane on US grain terminals shakes up bulk trades Read More »
Apart from an overarching goal to get international shipping to zero emissions in 2050, US intentions for emissions policy remain…
Related StoriesWeekly Briefing: Bulk is a box sideshow | Dry S&P sizzles | Tankers…
US emissions policy remains unclear Read More »
Sentiment in ship finance is improving alongside the markets, despite worries over Covid and the wider economy. Rising asset prices…
Related StoriesUS Gulf seaborne crude and product flows: Down, but not outDry bulker…
Signs of hope for US ship finance amid dry bulk boom Read More »