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There is evidence to suggest that rather relocating entire supply chains, companies are only selectively nearshoring certain items or components. Such a scenario would not be reflected in overall trade patterns

Spot rates have held steady and in some cases risen this week. But with long-term rates on the decline and high levels of new capacity entering the market, carriers face a dilemma on utilisation and rates

Decline in dry bulk market decreased US-listed Eagle’s net revenues more than $100m year on year, although the fourth quarter is off to a better start

Seacon, as the bareboat charterer, will exercise the buyback option and acquire the tonnage from the owner ahead of schedule

Fall in dry bulk market decreased US-listed Eagle’s net revenues more than $100m year on year, although the fourth quarter is off to a better start

Newbuilding contracts for 14 tankers valued at $770m were signed in the third quarter

Ukraine premiums easing slightly, market sources report

‘I see this as a big news cycle, but it has no impact on my organisation that I can foresee at this point other than slightly more internal reporting as a possibility,’ Sandlin tells Houston International Maritime Conference

The outlook for container shipping is grim and getting grimmer, Maersk says. It is now shoring up its finances and keeping its powder dry to continue investing in diversification when asset prices normalise

US to invest over $650m in 41 ports under the Maritime Administration’s Port Infrastructure Development Program