Tanker Markets Face Summer Weakness After Rollercoaster Ride Amid Conflicts

Wild swings of VLCC rates appear to be over for now Normal tanker operations gradually resume Geopolitics, GNSS interference still pose risks Oil shipping...

US Demand for China-Made Goods EBBS on Tariff Worries; Ocean Shipping...

Drewry's World Container Index drops 9% for second week Shangai-US West Coast shipping rates dive to $2,500 from $6,000 US Fed Chief Powell...

Gulf Shipping Costs Drop as Israel-Iran Ceasefire Holds

Shipping costs for the Gulf have fallen after a ceasefire was reached between Israel and Iran, although rates could rebound if tensions increase, shipping...

Baltic Exchange Gas Round-Up: LNG Rides High, LPG Takes a Breather

The Baltic Exchange’s Gas Report for Week 26 (ending June 28, 2025) presents a mixed landscape in the global gas shipping sector, with LNG...

High Seas Breach: Armed Boarding Jolts Singapore Strait Shipping

A serious maritime security incident unfolded on June 26, 2025, in the Singapore Strait, where four individuals, including one reportedly armed with a gun-like...

MOL Sets Sail on Japan’s First Biofuel Voyage for an Electric...

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) has announced that it refuelled its operated coal carrier Hokulink with B30 biofuel at Yeosu Port, South Korea. MOL tests B30...

Pause in Tariffs: Baltic’s Week 26 Container Round‑Up Drops Anchor!

With the 90-day pause in tariffs imposed by the USA set to end on 8 July, only a deal with the UK has been...

World First: Hydrogen-Electric Tug No.1 Enters Service in China

China's first hydrogen-electric tugboat, the Hydrogen-Electric Tug No.1, was officially put into service at Qingdao Port, east China's Shandong Province, reports Fuel Cells Works. Beidou...

IMO Sets Sail for Nuclear Future with New Regulatory Push

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has formally agreed to start the revision of outdated regulations for nuclear-powered ships. IMO agrees outdated regulations revision The 110th...

BIMCO Projects 700 Million DWT to Be Recycled Over Next Decade

BIMCO forecasts up to 16,000 ships (700 million DWT) could be recycled over the next decade, doubling the number from the past 10...