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Analyst urges caution when using GDP growth as a predictor for dry bulk import demand. But there are warnings that economic fundamentals will eventually prevail

A UK Chamber of Shipping conference has heard that the ISM Code is no longer good enough. It is time to stop pretending to learn from incidents and start learning from what is going right

Spree running to 33 ships with accent on larger units than before seems to be expansion play more than gradual renewal

MSC has continued to move ahead of its rival lines. But vessels associated with the carrier are increasingly heading for repair or retrofitting, or are awaiting deployment

Some of Danish Shipping’s members are concerned about the actual implementation of the EU ETS, as the trading system still requires clarifications from the European Commission

Trading in Milan and in the US OTC Pink Market, d’Amico is seeking to upgrade to OTC Markets’ top tier OCTQX, which requires higher financial and governance standards, and offers greater transparency to investors

DP World and Indonesia-based Maspion Group will build a 3m teu container terminal in Gresik, East Java costing up to $1.2bn

US-listed crude and product tanker owner International Seaways has entered a $160m revolving credit agreement with a sustainability-linked pricing adjustment. The adjustment is linked to three factors related to fleet sustainability, amount of sustainability-linked investment and the frequency of lost time injuries, consistent with a facility Seaways entered in May last year

For all their talk, banks are as averse to risk on expensive ‘greener’ projects as owners are, says owner Aristides Pittas

Ten shipowners have now ordered boxships able to run on methanol