The unprofitable conditions are expected to continue until October or November, when the seasonal rise because of the northern hemisphere…
https://lloydslist.maritimeintelligence.informa.com/LL1132515/LNG sails for an unprofitable summer
Analysis
Economic outlook: GDP contraction will weigh on transport demand
Gross domestic product is shrinking in all regions around the world, with China suffering its worst contraction in 28 years…
The Lloyd’s List Podcast: Shipping’s decarbonisation dilemma
Debating shipping’s decarbonisation pathways on this week’s podcast: Peter Boyd from Yale University, Matthieu de Tugny from Bureau Veritas, Tristan…
Pandemic-led slowdown holds back Nigerian LNG deliveries
Cargoes are taking twice as long to land in Spain and France and many are being diverted to alternative markets
Weekly briefing: Container lines boost finances, ‘caution’ over US sanctions guidance
Pacific International Lines is in early negotiations with Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund over much-needed investment, while shipowners are urged to…
Wood Mackenzie sees China increasing oil demand in the second quarter
Despite some pockets of recovery in China's oil demand for the rest of the year, Wood Mackenzie consultant Lei Yujiao…
Most shipowners have no decarbonisation strategy
Most shipowners see hydrogen and ammonia as the favorite fuels of the future. Relatively better prices may be a part…
From the News Desk: Car carriers struggle as demand plummets
While pure car and truck carriers have been battling weak market conditions since the 2009 financial crisis, the coronavirus pandemic…
Australian iron ore shipments may be hit by China’s new inspection regime
Beijing has also whacked informal quotas on coal imports, just days after announcing new inspection rules for iron ore imports
Focus on iron ore trade in Australia's trade spat with China
Beijing has also imposed informal quotas on coal imports days after announcing new inspection rules for iron ore imports