“100 days ago, on 29 September, the Minervagracht was to become the last ship to be attacked by the Houthis, at least for now. Forty-three days later, the Houthis declared an end to their attacks on ships. Despite this, traffic through the Suez Canal h…
Suez Canal transits still 60% down 100 days after the last Houthi attack Read More »
India’s coal imports have been declining, affecting seaborne coal demand. In a recent weekly report, shipbroker Banchero Costa said that “in Jan-Sep 2025, global seaborne coal loadings declined by -4.3% y-o-y to 967.4 mln t (excluding cabotage), based …
Dry Bulk Shipping: Indian Coal Imports Declining Read More »
Clarksons Research have released their latest Green Technology Tracker, including full year 2025 data points, charting the progress of alternative fuel uptake and investments in energy saving technologies across the global shipping fleet. Summarising t…
Shipping’s Green Technology Tracker: 2025 Review Read More »
Renewed attention on Venezuela’s oil sector has re-entered market discussion alongside the continued geopolitical reshaping of global crude trade flows. For freight markets, the relevance of these developments lies less in oil reserves potential or pol…
Signal Group: Venezuela, Russia, and the Oil Balance Read More »
Much of last year’s focus has been around the attempted rebirth of US’ shipbuilding industry, amid links with S. Korea. It would be interesting to see where Japan’s shipyards stand. In a recent weekly report, shipbroker Intermodal attempted exactly tha…
Shipbuilding: Where Does Japan’s Shipyards Stand Ahead of 2026? Read More »