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VesselsValue Q4 2024 Market Outlook Summary

The forecast period up to 2027 suggests a mixed outlook across different vessel types. We anticipate that orders for Bulkers and Tankers will gain...

Decarbonization regulations pushing down average speed of global bulker fleet

Research by Veson Nautical: Estimated carbon emissions from bulk carrier vessels have fallen by 5 million tonnes, or 2.5%, since the beginning of 2021,...

Unwind from ILA strike begins, ocean rates fall while air climbs: Freightos Update

The ILA port worker strike ended last Thursday after the union accepted the USMX offer of a 62% wage increase over the next six...

Analysis on three-day ILA strike impact and recovery: Freightos

The ILA port worker strike ended on 3 October, after the union accepted a 62% wage increase over the next six years, and agreed...

Logistical consequences of strikes in American ports: Expert commentary

The strike, which began on 1 October, affected 36 American ports on the East Coast and in the Gulf of Mexico, stretching from Maine...

Container spot rates experience steepest decline in non-Covid year

"The Shanghai Containerized Freight Index (SCFI) fell another 10% in week 39. In total, the SCFI has dropped 43% during the third quarter, the...

Shippers to Shift to West Coast and Air Freight Solutions Amid Ongoing ILA Strike

The long-anticipated ILA port worker union strike across US East Coast and Gulf ports began Monday night at 12:01 am after the ILA and...

Scaremongering port workers’ union issues misleading claim of US$30,000 rates as USEC strike begins

The International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) has today (10 October) gone ahead with strike action at US ports from Maine to Texas and accused ocean...

Ports preparing for USEC strike, carriers introducing surcharges

Less than five days remain before the ILA’s current contract expires and, most likely, a large-scale strike begins. The ILA and USMX have not met...

Making container shipping safer, smarter and more sustainable

Combining route splitting with advanced weather routeing can create commercial and operational opportunities, writes Christoph Rasewsky, Global Container Sector Lead of ABS Container shipping operations...

Strong dry bulk market fuels 42% drop in ship recycling

So far this year, only 45 ships have been recycled, adding up to 2.5 million deadweight tonnes (DWT) or 0.2% of the fleet. Recycling...

Port strike looms, White House working to close de minimis to China

With two weeks left before the deadline and the sides not talking to each other, the prospect of an ILA strike at East Coast...

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Zodiac’s car carrier still burning, tugs to arrive on 9 June

Zodiac Maritime has appointed Resolve Marine to carry out salvage work on its burning car carrier, Morning Midas. In a press statement released on 5...

GSTS expands in Europe with world’s first AI-powered collaborative optimisation solution

Global Spatial Technology Solutions (GSTS), a maritime AI company, has announced the expansion of its solution offerings to European markets. GSTS has recently established an...

Capesize S&P activity drops around 48%

Written by Rebecca Galanopoulos, Senior Content Analyst at Veson Nautical Using VesselsValue Timeseries, we examine how historical orderbook trends have influenced time charter rates and...

Transpacific container rates starting to spike on demand surge

Logistics markets and supply chains faced another confusing, dramatic few days last week as the US Court of International Trade ruled that President Trump...
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