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Carriers are continuing to look for rate increases. But in the traditionally slower months of the second quarter, and with demand showing few signs of strength, rates are set to slide further

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Eagle Bulk and Star Bulk are set to complete their combination on April 9 after Eagle shareholders voted in favour of the deal. The merger will create the largest publicly-listed bulker owner of some 16.4m dwt

Container shipping flows have adjusted to the Baltimore bridge accident. Rates to the east coast continue to decline despite the port closure, driven lower by normalisation of supply chains following Cape of Good Hope diversions

Carriers signed multi-year charters during the supply chain crisis. A key question for ship lessors is: Will Red Sea disruptions persist beyond the maturity dates of those pandemic-era charters?

Onboard systems are open and vulnerable to attack. If something takes place at the wrong time in the wrong place, the effect can be widely felt

The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations has reported an unusual incident of electronic interference in the Middle East Gulf. The agency says a vessel experienced disruption to its navigation systems in the early hours of Wednesday local time

Preliminary figures from UANI showing that Tehran shipped more oil in the first quarter than in any equivalent period since the reimposition of sanctions took full effect in April 2019. Meanwhile, UANI says 41 tankers have switched flag from Panama following pressure from US lawmakers and diplomats

Container lines, with few exceptions, have resolved to rerouting to avoid the Red Sea. But such disruptions are still being felt as they plan their services

Shanghai International Port Group previously signed MOUs with Maersk, Cosco Shipping and CMA CGM for green methanol bunkering