Rates to ship iron ore rallied for a 10th day amid speculation traders are betting prices for the commodity used to make steel will rebound

Drewry Maritime Equity Research initiates coverage on the global container liners’ sector with three major Asian container lines: Orient

Rates for the largest oil tankers were little changed as traders paced hiring of the vessels for July cargoes, according to Astrup

There was marginal improvement in the dry bulk market as improvement in demand for larger vessel segments was countered by a decline in demand

Istanbul 380 CST high sulfur fuel oil and marine gasoil prompt prices are set to keep rising due to low stocks as local Turkish

The VLCC market ex MEG continued the slow trend from last week. Charterers kept on drip feeding the market with early July stems and carefully covering on their preferred units. Download File[PDF]

The number of gasoline cargoes booked for shipment to the U.S. from Europe will decline over the next two weeks, a Bloomberg News

The new Panama Canal, to be completed in 2014, has shown an increase in orders for upgraded car carriers. So far in 2013, TTS has

InterManager, the international association of in-house and third party ship managers, is calling on flag States to exercise tolerance and

The NATO Shipping Centre has issued its Weekly Piracy Report for period 12 Jun - 19 Jun 2013. Significant Events within the

Braemar Shipping Services plc., the global shipping and energy services provider, yesterday announced its

Ulysses Systems announced that GasLog, a leading operator and manager of Liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers adopted

To further strengthen BMT’s market position in blue water surveys, BMT Group Ltd, the leading international maritime design, engineering and risk management

The container throughput in Latin American and Caribbean ports remained sluggish in 2012, and this confirmed the

Some European steel producers are under pressure from customers to provide contracts with steel prices fixed for a year with no

Uncertainty regarding natural gas and crude oil prices remains the primary concern of upstream U.S. energy companies for the second

High-profile mine closures have taken 18 million mt/year of supply out of the global coking and thermal coal seaborne

The U.S. will continue to need crude from Canada’s oil sands because rising production from its shale formations is too