European ports and waters remain critical to global infrastructure and International Registries, Inc.’s (IRI’s) Roosendaal office has remained focused on keeping Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) flagged vessels traveling and trading in Europe eve…
Marshall Islands Achieves Its Highest Ranking with the Paris MoU Read More »
Shipping will need to settle on the desired combination of fuels and technologies needed, in order to achieve the goals of decarbonization needed. As such, ammonia is gaining traction a true next-gen fuel in this respect. In its latest weekly report, s…
Ammonia Could Be Shipping’s Next-Gen Fuel of the Future Read More »
Capesize After the past few weeks of rates snaking sideways while softening, the Capesize market took on a clear and decisive upward trajectory these past few days. The Capesize 5TC gained over 50% in value opening the week at $15,761 to settle Friday …
Dry Bulk Market: Capesizes Gained 50% This Past Week Read More »
New trends in US crude trade may arise, as oil demand recovers but impacts from the Covid-19 pandemic on US oil supply linger. US crude exports have expanded sharply in recent years following the lifting of US oil export restrictions in December 2015, …
US crude exports to remain stable, but seaborne imports likely to rise Read More »
The Capesize market’s dominant route is inevitably the Australian iron ore export to China. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Banchero Costa said that “seaborne iron ore prices reached a six-year high due to China’s insatiable demand for steel am…
Australian Iron Ore Exports are Still Mostly China-Bound Read More »