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Russia gains more than Ukraine in vague Black Sea deal

Announcements relating to a Black Sea ceasefire are remarkably thin on details. What is clear though is this deal — if realised in how it’s presented — would fail to boost Ukrainian seaborne trade

Ukraine crisis Sanctions Dry Bulk

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Colombian coal warning for capesizes

Glencore company Cerrejon announced it was cutting its coal production in Colombia due to ‘unsustainable’ prices of thermal coal transported by sea

Dry Bulk Energy

Tariff impact on dry bulk limited, but worse could be to come

The dry bulk sector has escaped the worst of Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs, but international retaliation will hurt the sector more

Dry Bulk Political Risk and Trade

Norden continues capesize fleet modernisation via Japanese newbuild deal

Newbuilding leasing deal boosts Norden’s backlog of new capesize bulkers to six vessels

Decarbonisation Dry Bulk
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Plans to levy China-built ships would have hit 30% of arrivals last year

US Trade Representative hearing on China-built ships levy set for March 24. With every sector having a share of ships built, or building, in China all would be subject to a port fee

Containers Dry Bulk
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Geopolitical tensions at Panama Canal still very high despite sale of ports

Shipping could face a major disruption if Trump is not bluffing about taking back the Panama Canal. Hopes that the Hutchison sale would placate the US and solve the problem have been dashed

Containers Dry Bulk

Coastal corridor prompts surge in Ukrainian bulker trade

Ukraine’s bulk shipments have risen nearly 90% over the past year as temporary maritime corridor takes effect. Russia, meanwhile, must look further afield for markets

Ukraine crisis Dry Bulk

Iron ore shipment slump weighs on dry bulk shipping

Iron ore — key to capesize demand — faces uncertain prospects amid sluggish steel consumption and trade tensions

Dry Bulk Ports and Logistics

Precious Shipping sees resilient Asian consumers driving continued demand in 2025

Precious Shipping warned that Asean countries may not benefit from greater investment and export gains as happened during the previous Trump administration’s US-China tariff war

Dry Bulk ASEAN
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Why would US invade Panama? US Senate hearing gives rationale

US Senate hearing speakers theorised that Chinese workers could collapse under-construction bridge over Panama Canal, directed by spies in Balboa and Cristobal ‘observation posts’, to block US military forces from responding to a Chinese attack in Taiwan

Containers Geopolitics

Eagle S insurance questions go unanswered as detained cable-cutting tanker ‘loses $70,000 daily’

Russia-trading dark fleet tanker has incurred $2m in losses since it was seized by authorities in Finland on December 26, the vessel’s lawyer told Finnish media

Piracy and Security Tankers and Gas

Eagle S detained for a second time by Finnish court

Three companies that owned undersea cables, which were allegedly damaged by the tanker, applied to the court for the seizure of the vessel

Ukraine crisis Piracy and Security

Baltic Dry Index sinks to its lowest point in 19 months

Both the panamax and supramax segments continue to struggle but the foundation stone of capesizes has also began to fall consistently

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