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The LNG freight market has seen a steady decline in rates this week across both basins. The Pacific spot earnings has eased slightly whereas the Atlantic’s rate performance has not been so subtle. On the BLNG1 Australia to Japan route, 174k cbm vessels have eased from $22,800 per day to $22,600 per day, while 160k ...

A resumption of Red Sea traffic could lead to more oil flows from the Middle East to the West-Suez markets and put downward pressure on Europe’s refined product markets, according to analysts, even as the impact is expected to be drawn out, with shipowners taking a cautious stance over maritime safety. While many ship operators ...

Ocean cargo bookings from China to the United States have surged nearly 300 per cent after both countries agreed to suspend tit-for-tat tariffs for 90 days, container-tracking service provider Vizion reported. The most recent seven-day booking average for shipments from China to the US reached 21,530 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEU), up from 5,709 TEU for ...

Vitol bunkers has started supplying bunkers by barge to the WAF region; with initial deliveries of VLSFO and MGO, and plans to expand to offer the full spectrum of marine fuels. Bunkering by barge offers flexibility of location, taking place wherever there is a need, including Dakar and offshore Lomé. Adding to the already significant ...

IMO Secretary-General underscores women’s potential to transform ocean industries. This year’s International Day for Women in Maritime, celebrated annually on 18 May, will spotlight pathways for women’s leadership, participation and impact in the global ocean economy. Shipping carries more than 80% of global trade in goods and is essential to everyone on the planet. However, ...

Leading commodities and energy information provider Argus has launched a new freight service which offers global pricing and market intelligence for biofuels, associated feedstocks and chemicals. The world’s appetite for biofuels is growing fast as energy market participants move to meet net zero obligations and commitments, and to diversify sources of supply. The biofuels complex ...

Capesize The Capesize market closed the week on a firm and optimistic note. Early activity was stifled by the Vesak Day holiday in Singapore, and while initial trading was subdued, sentiment remained bullish from the previous week, underpinned by stronger bids and tightening tonnage. In the Pacific, although early-week rates softened slightly amid heavy enquiry, ...