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Price hike low in cash terms, but significant as an indicator of growing concerns for merchant vessels in Middle East

Performance Shipping rejects the tender offer submitted by shipping magnate George Economou’s Sphinx Investment Corp earlier this month

China’s improved conditions and the issuance of new sovereign bonds may bring better outlook for the dry bulk sector, analysts said

Ocean Yield has taken on a new suezmax, having ordered four long range one tankers in August and refinanced bond debt last month

Lebanon war risk rates double as fears grow that fighting will spread | Capesize rates plummet below $20,000 per day | Bulker owners’ body urges industry to keep safety at top of agenda

Gallagher predicts continued increases in P&I premiums for next three years

European Energy will supply green methanol for Laura Maersk in 2024 as part of an offtake agreement between Maersk

Demolition has failed to match the influx of newbuildings entering the market. The average age of fleet is highest of all segments

Terminal operators need to give the right signals if they are to electrify their equipment. An industry-wide effort would help reduce the costs of decarbonising

About a third of China’s seaborne exports are being shipped in containers, Höegh Autoliners says, adding volumes will return to ro-ros when they can offer shippers capacity at sustainable rates