The coming decade for the shipping industry promises to be a momentous one, with change and challenges expected on a scale not seen in living memory. The scale and rate of advancement across our sector over the next few years is set to heighten the imp…
Forces combine to bring hull efficiency into the spotlight Read More »
With much of the supply chain disturbed and businesses around the world being forced to implement remote work routines, digitalization and its benefits are becoming more and more apparent. Shipping could be no exception. In its latest weekly report, sh…
Digitlization in Shipping Will Speed Up Thanks to COVID-19 Read More »
The usual seasonality in tandem with the coronavirus shockwave have dealt a heavy blow to the dry bulk shipping market during the first quarter of the year. Capesizes hurt the most Capesizes have been hit the worst. Since their trade is China-centric, …
Dry Bulk Market In Q1: The Rat Was Infected Read More »
Almost overnight the global effort to fight the coronavirus has forced companies around the world and across all sectors to take drastic measures to shut their businesses, offices, premises, worksites and yards for an, as yet, indeterminate period of t…
Ship owners have been active in the S&P market, mainly for bulkers and tankers, but newbuilding orders have started to take a dive, as uncertainty over the future prospects of the global trade is mounting. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Ba…
Ship Owners Still Active in the S&P Market Read More »