More dry bulk newbuilding orders have been placed this week, with Greek owners not shy of contracting more ships. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Banchero Costa said that “in the bulk sector, Japan’s Imabari shipyard secured an order for 2 x 18…
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Greek shipping has long stood as a model of resilience and continuity. Through economic cycles, global crises, and regulatory upheaval, Greek shipowners and managers have demonstrated not only commercial strength but also an enduring sense of responsib…
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The ongoing US–Iran conflict has severely disrupted maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz—a narrow but strategically vital waterway between Oman and Iran that connects crude oil exporters in the Persian Gulf with global markets. In response to …
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Demand for second hand dry bulkers has grown considerably during the few weeks of 2026. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Xclusiv said that “from 1 Jan to 20 Feb 2026, the dry bulk S&P tape has been running at a materially stronger tempo comp…
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Aframax mainstream tonne-miles demand has set seasonal highs so far in 2026, with freight rates striking multi-year highs. However, beneath the headline strength, a nuanced vessel-supply-side picture hints that net fleet growth is set to accelerate thi…
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