Hurricane Ida swept through the US Gulf Coast last week prompting reports by grain shippers of damaged export terminals. Global grains trader Cargill said a second terminal of theirs was […]
A lofty rate for a seldom traveled capesize bulker route may not accurately reflect the physical market but still means plenty for this dry bulk sector, pundits say. The Baltic […]
Swire Bulk is among the confirmed first dry bulk owners to be actively moving containers on its dedicated fleet of bulk carriers, with a host of other well-known names in […]
On 24 August, it was reported that India’s power plant stockpiles have fallen to 15 MMT, which was down 11% WOW and 62% YOY – marking the lowest inventory level […]
The powerful hurricane that barreled into south-eastern Louisiana last weekend highlights risks and opportunities for bulker operators, with one of the world’s largest dry bulk trades set for disruption due […]
Decarbonization is an existential question for shipping and companies will go under if they make the wrong calls, according to Simon Bergulf. AP Moller-Maersk’s director of regulatory affairs was speaking […]
Joakim Hannisdahl is exiting equities research and has founded a new shipping hedge fund for Cleaves Securities. He will cease to be Cleaves’ head research analyst next week and will […]
Shipping needs a $100 levy on emissions that will continually increase to help the most climate change affected nations, the IMO has been told in a new proposal. The Marshall […]
Canadian shipowner Fednav has signed up for 10 lakes-fitted bulker newbuildings as part of the company’s fleet-renewal program. The Montreal-headquartered bulker company said it has signed an agreement with Oshima […]
Swedish retail giant Ikea has followed US retailers in addressing shipping congestion by chartering its own containerships. The group has also bought its own boxes to ensure goods can keep […]
