Newbuilding ordering activity has continued apace, with more orders being placed last week, especially for dry bulk carriers. In its weekly report, shipbroker Clarkson Platou Hellas said that “in tankers this week, Dalian Shipbuilding announced taking …
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Wet tonnage has continued to dominate the demolition markets, which are expected to heat up in the weeks to come, at least in terms of prices offered, thanks to a rapidly rising price for steel. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Clarkson Platou H…
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Prices for dry bulk carriers could soon rally, following hot on the heels of the latest rally of the dry bulk market freight rates. Despite last week’s correction, shipbrokers appear to be quite optimistic regarding a renewed rebound in asset prices as…
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A carbon levy for shipping could be the answer, in order to fund the make the transition to greener shipping fuels. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Gibson said that “heads of state haven’t even got on their respective planes to fly to Glasgow f…
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The dirty tanker market remained soft in September amid a continued imbalance between tonnage supply and demand, keeping rates at low or even loss-making levels, OPEC said in its latest weekly report. However, there has been a definite pickup in sentim…
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