Star Asia Shipbroking Weekly Market Report – WEEK 7
The Red Sea shipping corridor is seeing a period of tentative stability, though underlying geopolitical tensions persist.
Read More »The Red Sea shipping corridor is seeing a period of tentative stability, though underlying geopolitical tensions persist.
Read More »Last week we titled our report “White House in the Spotlight… Again” and we could just as well use the same headline again this week
Read More »While this week appeared to be fairly quiet on the surface, in reality it looks like most of the action has been done quietly to keep a lid
Read More »Zodiac Maritime have committed their Capesize “Cape Heron” 177/2005 Mitsui, Japan (SS/DD 02/2025) & “Cape Hawk” 176/2006 Namura & Sasebo
Read More »The V-market took a bit of a nosedive yesterday with the better part of USD 700k or 20% knocked off from last done
Read More »In Jan-Dec 2024, global seaborne coal loadings increased by +2.4% y-o-y to 1,371.8 mln t (excluding cabotage), based on vessel tracking data from AXS Marine.
Read More »In recent years, geopolitical uncertainty has been a defining characteristic of the global landscape.
Read More »The dry bulk freight market has experienced significant declines in rates across various vessel sizes since November 2024
Read More »Following positive market trends seen in the neighboring Panamax tonnage group, the ECSA Supramax/Ultramax segment is also
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Read More »The global shipping markets are navigating increasingly complex waters this week as President Trump’s recent tariff measures
Read More »It has been another turbulent week in the oil and tanker markets. Whilst U.S. tariffs on Canada and Mexico were postponed for a month
Read More »Charterers managed to turn the tide slightly in the VLCC market on Thursday, with a modern vessels fixed for a short East run shy of WS 69.
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