The disruption in the iron ore seaborne trade this year has been well documented, together with the negative impact that this development has had in the Capesize dry bulk segment. However, analysts point out that coal trade could prove to be a dampenin…
Dry Bulk Market: Could Coal Become the “Savior” of the Dry Bulk Market? Read More »
With the first quarter of 2019 already past us, it’s now becoming increasingly obvious that the dry bulk market will find it hard to experience a third consecutive year of recovery, not to mention new peaks. In its latest weekly report, shipbroke…
Dry Bulk Market: New Peaks a Thing of the Past as Harsh Reality Sets In Read More »
With Easter Holidays expected to dominate a large part of the ship owning community in the next couple of weeks, newbuilding activity appears to have slowed down, compared to the past couple of week. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Allied Shipb…
Newbuilding Activity Lacklustre, But Second Hand Ships Sales Rather Vivid Read More »
Ship recycling activity has picked up considerably over the course of the past week, as a result of upcoming Easter Holidays and the Monsoon season in the Southeast Asian peninsula. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Clarkson Platou Hellas said th…
Ship Recycling Activity Picks Up Ahead of Upcoming Monsoon Season Read More »
It is widely accepted that the relation between geopolitics and international trade is of strategic importance for national economic growth. Russia and China are two different players with different needs and interests. Russia from its side wants to di…
LNG trade market via NSR creates new strategic alliances Read More »