Neighbours account for two-thirds of all trips and cargoes shipped under the Black Sea safe corridor
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Demand can handle the orderbook, says car carrier boss Leif Hoegh
A lost generation of investment is facing a revolution in the personal car market, so the car carrier boom is not over yet, believes Leif Hoegh
Clan clients hunt bulkers and MPP tonnage for Russia trade
A steady accumulation of vessels for Russian trading grows new Istanbul-based company
The Odd Couple split: MSC and Maersk end 2M alliance
More questions than answers emerge from decision by the two biggest container carriers to disband their vessel-sharing partnership in 2025
VLCCs with scrubbers forecast to out-earn those withoutthanks to wide bunker spreads
BRS Group believes low sulphur fuel and marine gasoil will get more expensive in the coming months thanks to the European Union’s Russian product embargo
Boxer accused of key role in drug scandal engulfing MSC faces his toughest fight
Former heavyweight boxer sits in a New York detention centre on charges of coordinating logistics between South America and Europe
Russia turns to older tankers, including a few 20-somethings
Poten & Partners says the age profile of ships carrying Russian oil changed significantly during 2022
Crude tanker spot market closes out tepid week with suezmax declines and flat VLCCs
Suezmaxes lose recent gains while VLCC gains were cancelled out by declining rates out of the US Gulf
Green Seas podcast: Biofuels prove an easy but expensive carbon-cutting solution for shipping
Cargill looks to scale to tackle economics as biofuels as it considers the trialling phase over
Falling capesize rates near operating expense levels as China celebrates Lunar New Year
Some of ships are losing money, however, as smaller bulker sizes continue to profit, according to Baltic Exchange data