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Going rate seems to be established for impending renewal round

Having lost the fight in Europe to retain the shipping industry’s long-running block exemption regulation, shipowners are focusing their efforts on the UK’s government review amid fears that a UK move to follow the EU would see other jurisdictions follow their example

Full fiscal year net profits until March 2024 are projected to be ¥220bn, a 78.2% decline from the actual gains in the past year

With the three acquisitions, ONE has established a presence at key strategic locations — the US west coast, Northern Europe, and Southeast Asia — through its stake in Singapore’s Magenta Terminal

Non-domestic arrivals to Israel slow as security risks rise, fewer tankers are shipping under the G7 cap, and boxship charter rates still falling while terms get shorter 

Warehouses, equipment and trucks loaded with grain were damaged in the Odesa area while five people were injured

Shipowners shift antitrust campaign to UK after EU loss | New EU sanctions expected to tighten price cap and target vessels | Container trade points away from nearshoring

US-listed OSG reports its strongest earnings per share in more than three years amid strong refining margins and robust international tanker rates that boosted performance of its lightering and TSP tankers above expectations

EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen confirms that oil price cap measures will be tightened and circumvention tactics targeted in the 12th package of EU sanctions set to be unveiled next week

Osher Perry, ShipIn founder and chief executive, argues the benefits of using artificial intelligence to analyse CCTV footage from cameras on board vessels