Just as ship owners were looking to a long term recovery, especially in the dry bulk market, but also in containers, developments in the form of an escalating trade war, have brought these hopes to a crushing halt. In its latest weekly report, shipbrok…
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The ships’ demolition activity has began to feel the weather effects of the Southeast Asia. In its latest weekly note, Clarkson Platou Hellas commented that “as the monsoon rains begin to slow productivity down in the Indian sub-continent, a refl…
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The choice to place an order for a newbuilding vessel, dry bulker or tanker, is dividing opinions at the moment, as ship owners appear to be unable to agree on the shipping markets’ future potential, especially at the current ships’ prices …
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Dry bulkers’ prices could offer some scope of research and historical comparison, as shipbroker Intermodal suggests that there are investment opportunities to be found. In a recent weekly note after this year’s Posidonia Exhibition, the shi…
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Ship charterers of tankers are prepared to pay significant premium in order to secure tonnage fitted with scrubber technology, ahead of IMO’s 2020 rule. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Gibson said that “one of the most hotly debated subjects in…
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