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Red Sea return gathers pace as Maersk restores another Suez service
Maersk has restored a second service to the trans-Suez route, adding to evidence that container lines are cautiously reassessing Red Sea risks. While traffic remains well below pre-crisis levels, rising transit volumes and the return of larger vessels suggest confidence is slowly rebuilding
Hormuz reopening to free 300,000 teu but rate impact still hinges on Red Sea return
Carriers seem in no rush to restore normal MEG services amid upcoming strait reopening, with analysts expecting freight rates to stay firm in near term
Middle East port update: Friday, July 17
Vessel movements at Kuwait’s Shuaiba Port remain suspended for both inbound and outbound traffic due to safety reasons
Middle East port update: Thursday, July 16
UAE’s Fujairah and Khor Fakkan port activities and business operations are proceeding effectively and without disruption
Middle East port update: Wednesday, July 15
Port access, cargo operations alongside vessels at berth, and other port activities continue as normal. ISPS Level is now 2
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Middle East port update: Monday, July 13
Port access, cargo operations alongside vessels at berth, and other port activities continue as normal and remain ISPS Level 1
SCFI retreats for first time in months as frothy box market loses momentum
Container spot rates may be just taking a temporary breather, with more gains to come, or they may have hit a ceiling. What happens next hinges on how much cargo was frontloaded and how much peak-season volume is still to come
Middle East port update: Friday, July 10
Kuwaiti, Omani and Qatari ports are all fully operational with no stoppage of operations reported
Red Sea return gathers pace as Maersk restores another Suez service
Maersk has restored a second service to the trans-Suez route, adding to evidence that container lines are cautiously reassessing Red Sea risks. While traffic remains well below pre-crisis levels, rising transit volumes and the return of larger vessels suggest confidence is slowly rebuilding
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Brussels proposes extending ETS to smaller ships, reserves billions for green shipping
The European Commission’s plan to overhaul the Emissions Trading System from 2030 would earmark billions for shipping decarbonisation and include more neighbouring ports to stop evasive calls
Middle East port update: Friday, July 17
Vessel movements at Kuwait’s Shuaiba Port remain suspended for both inbound and outbound traffic due to safety reasons
MSC wants voyages with EU transhipment calls exempted from ETS
Mediterranean Shipping Co is pushing for EU ETS exemptions for its containerships’ transhipment calls at EU ports, as pressure grows to weaken the green regulation in its ongoing revision
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Middle East port update: Thursday, July 16
UAE’s Fujairah and Khor Fakkan port activities and business operations are proceeding effectively and without disruption
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