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Red Sea Risk

As attacks on commercial shipping to continue in the Red Sea, Lloyd's List offers the latest insight, analysis and commentary on how the crisis is impacting shipping markets and global trade

 

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Red Sea missiles give Iranian box line an edge, says Jensen

Free from Houthi threat, Iran's HDASCO boxships are sailing freely through the Red Sea, delivering cargoes to Europe, according to Vespucci Maritime chief executive Lars Jensen

Red Sea Risk Risk and Compliance

Markel committed to Black Sea and Red Sea hull and cargo war markets

Philosophy is to act as lead wherever possible, director of marine confirms

Ukraine crisis Insurance

IMO to condemn Red Sea crisis, again

The Red Sea crisis is the main worry at this week’s Maritime Safety Committee, but the forum’s powers to change it are few. States raised worries the MSC is overstretched, with work piling up on autonomous ships, green fuel safety and other matters

Red Sea Risk IMO

Week in charts: Containerised trade prolongs rally | Attempted piracy attack reported | Panama Canal rebound continues

Global container volumes extend their upward trajectory in March, a product tanker was the target of an attempted piracy attack off the coast of Somalia and Panama Canal continues to recover after drought

Week in Charts Red Sea Risk

Türkiye to lose major seaborne trade partner with Israel ban

Turkish embargo to hit containerships, bulkers and general cargo vessels

Red Sea Risk Political and Trade

Unabated Red Sea crisis propels new surge in global container rates

This week, both the Shanghai and Drewry container rate index have experienced significant surges. Even so, they have now come in below market quotes for departures in the latter half of May

Red Sea Risk Containers

Houthis are targeting MSC due to perceived Israeli affiliation

The latest string of Houthi attacks targeting more MSC ships has been justified by the Yemeni militants on the basis of a perceived, but erroneous link to Israel

Red Sea Risk Containers

Two MSC vessels the target of missile attacks in Gulf of Aden

Several MSC ships have been targeted in the Red Sea and western Indian Ocean in recent weeks, alongside the hijacking of the MSC-operated MSC Aries by Iranian forces

Red Sea Risk Risk and Compliance
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