Shipping is bound to witness a difficult market in the coming months, with most market delegates adopting a “wait-and-see” stance in every aspect of their business, which in itself could delay the market’s comeback. With things in the supply side of th…
Shipping Stuck Between A “Rock and a Hard Place” Read More »
PwC Greece addressed the crucial issue of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) factors in the maritime industry and their link to shipping finance during an online event titled “The importance of ESG factors in accessing shipping finance”, organi…
Demolition activity for ships has resumed as lockdown measures are gradually lifted. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Clarkson Platou Hellas commented “what a difference a week makes! With Eid celebrations coming to end and lockdown restrictions…
Ship Recycling Activity Resumes in Southeast Asia Read More »
Ship owners seem to be more active in the newbuilding and S&P markets, at least over the course of the past week. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Intermodal said that “following a generous second half of May in terms of reported contracting…
Newbuilding Activity on the Rise as World Trade Resumes Read More »
With coal being among the “key” commodities for dry bulk trade, alongside iron ore, it’s worth taking a look at the trade patterns which have emerged so far this year, especially since in a number of countries, coal is being phased out. In its latest w…
Australian Coal Exports Could Offer Dry Bulk Market Respite Read More »