Ship owners in the tanker and dry bulk segments have been the most reluctant to commit to newbuilding orders, as opposed to their LNG and container shipping counterparts, where decisions are driven by different incentives. In its latest weekly report, …
Rules’ Uncertainty Plagues Dry Bulk and Tanker Read More »
Ship owners have been quite active in both the newbuilding and S&P markets over the past week. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Allied said that “the Newbuilding market continued to hold a fair momentum for yet another week, given the relati…
Ship Owners Load up on Newbuildings and Second Hand Vessels Read More »
The ship recycling market appears to be on the rebound after a turbulent few weeks. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Clarkson Platou Hellas said that “following the negative sentiment experienced over previous weeks, there seems to have been a s…
Demolition Market on the Mend Read More »
With inflationary pressures leading central banks around the world to increase rates, a global recession could very well be in the cards moving forward. In such a likelihood, demand for shipping is bound to take a hit, although, it should be noted that…
A World Recession Could Slow Down Demand for Shipping Read More »
The tanker market is experiencing a structural shift in trading routes, which could have long-standing implications for ship owners. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Gibson said that “back in March we looked at commercial stock developments for …
Tankers: A Tidal Change is in Effect Read More »