Shipping future

Shipowners Stop Investing In Tanker And Bulker Newbuilding

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  • The container sector has experienced an extraordinary couple of years making “gazillions of dollars” but is now facing a return to normality.
  • Even though earnings for tankers were very high the outlook was seen as uncertain with a “rough idea”.
  • The coming year would obviously be a tough one for the container sector but there was also a lot of optimism. 

In a discussion on where shipping markets were headed in 2023 the container sector is still waiting to settle...

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How The US Presidential Election Results Will Affect Shipping

The outcome of the U.S. election will steer stimulus spending, energy policy, trade relations, geopolitics and environmental regulation — and consequently, ocean freight rates — for years to come, writes the Freight Waves Senior Editor, Greg Miller. 

Weighing the Pros and Cons

With just three weeks to go, financial analysts are weighing in on potential fallout.

On one end of the spectrum lies a relative status quo. On the other, a “blue sweep,” in which Joe Biden defeats Donald Trump for the...

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Athens Forum: What are the Factors Influencing Shipping in Future?

During the 2019 SAFETY4SEA Athens Forum, Mr. Stavros Meidanis, DPA/CSO, S&Q Manager, Capital Ship Management Corp shared his views on how shipping will look like in 2030 even 2050, focusing on implications for ship managers in the future.

There are a number of global ships reshaping the maritime world and the industry which has already started innovating in order to meet them. But how will shipping look like in 2030 or 2050? Which are the implications for the shipowners and the ship managers...

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