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Box rates up double digits on strong demand and fuel surcharges
Container lines need higher freight rates to cover massive fuel bills stemming from the Hormuz crisis. The lines are having some success — spot rates rose sharply this week
Improving voyage decisions in an increasingly complex maritime landscape
With fragmented data, volatile conditions and tightening emissions rules, voyage success now hinges on integrated insights that align cost, compliance and operational performance
Strait of Hormuz crisis
What happens in Hormuz… doesn’t stay in Hormuz
We bring you highlights of our recent webinar on the Strait of Hormuz crisis and ask whether other nations might look to monetise their own chokepoints
Hormuz LNG carrier crossings gain momentum but force majeures cap return to norm
Asia faces challenges with Qatari LNG seemingly lost amid the seasonal rise in demand, as political negotiations wield a bigger influence on shipments rather than market fundamentals
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Regulation experts see murky waters ahead for NZF talks
IMO observers have crunched the numbers from MEPC84 and delivered a mixed outlook for a global carbon regulation
Lloyd’s mulls major shake-up of war risk wordings
Independent panel could rule on whether military clashes constitute war for insurance payout purposes
What keeps shipping awake at night? LIVE from Singapore
Lloyd’s List editor-in-chief Richard Meade brings you highlights from our Singapore Outlook Forum
Annual Outlook 2026
The disruptive forces that have allowed shipping markets to defy economic gravity thus far are not going to last forever. Click here to view the full report
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