Insurers Seek to Exclude US, UK Ships from Red Sea Coverage
Some ship insurers are starting to avoid covering US and UK merchant ships against war risks when they navigate the southern Red Sea, another sign of
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Some ship insurers are starting to avoid covering US and UK merchant ships against war risks when they navigate the southern Red Sea, another sign of
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A second commercial ship was struck by a missile in the Red Sea in the space of 24 hours, and Shell Plc halted oil tanker transits through the waterway as Houthi militants retaliated against U.S. and UK airstrikes in Yemen.
Shipping stocks in Asia soared on expectations that disruptions to Red Sea routes due to militant attacks will push up freight rates. A gauge of Japan’s shippers rose as much as 5.8 percent, the only industry sector that gained while the broader Topix Index fell 1.6 percent. South Korea’s Korea…
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