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China Accounting For 19% of Global Crude Oil Trade
The Chinese market remains the largest one in terms of seaborne crude oil imports, after the first eight months of 2026. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Banchero Costa said
New research shows how regulation could reshape shipping
Amid regulatory uncertainty, there is one key challenge to ensuring shipping meets its decarbonization goals: making the right decisions today. DNV’s latest edition of Maritime Forecast to 2050 explores how
Trade risks shadowing global recovery
Global growth is expected to prove surprisingly resilient through 2027, according to the OECD, but a combination of higher energy costs, shifting tariffs and uncertainty over key trading relationships threatens
VLCCs: Freight Boom Reprices the Fleet
The VLCC market has experienced a sharp repricing during 2026, with the most significant acceleration taking place since late July as exceptionally strong freight earnings have fed directly into secondhand
When the Levee Breaks
The weakest June for Chinese crude imports in a decade did not cost a single barrel of throughput. Imports fell 41.3% on the year, runs held above 12.4 mb/d, and
Colombia’s coal trade enters a new phase as policy and logistics drive demand
Colombia’s position in the global coal market is undergoing a structural shift; robust exports, renewed access to the Israeli market and frequent disruptions to its logistics infrastructure are shaping the
Ship Recycling Retains Strength
The ship recycling market has retained its overall strength, on the back of strong buying sentiment. In its latest weekly report, Best Oasis (www.best-oasis.com), a leading cash buyer of ships
BIMCO: Supply Pressure Is Mounting In The Container Shipping Market
“Disruptions and strong growth in head-haul trades continue to support the container shipping market in 2026, but accelerating fleet growth could weaken the supply/demand balance in 2027,” says Niels Rasmussen,
Deciphering the dirty tanker record rally
In order to decipher this historic level of freight rates we will focus on the drivers in three different parts: 1 – Cargo supply and demand This is the perspective