As was widely expected, ship repair yards around the world are now mostly occupied, as a result of a flurry of scrubber retrofittings and other maintenance or repair works. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Intermodal said that “moving closer to …
Ship Repair Yards Fill Up On Retrofitting Rush Read More »
The demand side of things could offer fresh upwards momentum in the dry bulk market as we head towards the last stretch of 2019. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Allied Shipbroking noted that “despite the downward correction that has been noted …
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Ships’ recycling activity has been the negative “star” of today’s shipping market, with tonnage sold for scrap failing to reach Southeast Asias’ shores. As a result, concerns are bound to be raised on the future balance of supply-dema…
Demolition Market Comes Back to “Life”, Albeit in “Slow Motion” Read More »
Normal service has been resumed, as ship owners have returned to the S&P market, lowering their “appetite” for newbuildings. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Banchero Costa said that “two modern NewCastelmax, the Bulk Seoul and Bulk Shanghai…
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With the dry bulk market looking for a new balance, it’s intriguing to take a look at the current state of Australia’s iron ore exports, one of the most important sources for China. In a recent weekly report, shipbroker Banchero Costa said that “Austra…
Dry Bulk Market: The Case for Australian Iron Ore Exports Read More »