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Wallenius Wilhelmsen expects tight PCTC capacity to support high fleet utilisation through end-2026

Oslo-listed vehicle carrier operator kept its 2026 ebitda guidance unchanged but warned that higher bunker costs and Middle East-related risks remain key uncertainties

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Trump extends Jones Act waiver but tightens scrutiny after industry backlash

Donald Trump has extended the longest Jones Act waiver in US history, but tighter scrutiny and a narrower list of eligible cargoes reflect mounting political pressure from shipbuilders and maritime interests opposed to foreign vessels operating in domestic trades

Regulation Tankers and Gas
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Is the container the most important invention of the past 100 years?

Seventy years on from the birth of container shipping, Lloyd’s List’s senior reporter Joshua Minchin evaluates just how important the humble container is in the history of global trade

Lloyd’s List Podcast Containers
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War, disruption and rerouting fail to derail container demand

An estimated 2m teu may have been lost to disruption in the Middle East Gulf, but strong demand across Europe, Africa and Latin America kept global container trade firmly on a growth trajectory in the first half of 2026

Containers Strait of Hormuz crisis

Huge jump in boxes offloaded at wrong port as Hormuz fighting hits UK economy

‘When you book a container with a shipping line, it doesn’t go on a journey, it goes on an adventure,’ claims freightforwarders’ trade association

Strait of Hormuz crisis Containers

Capacity cuts and front-loading push transatlantic freight rates higher

Westbound bookings are said to have recently reached their highest level in more than a year, supported by rising European exports

Containers Political Risk and Trade
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Middle East port update: Wednesday, August 5

In Kuwait, Shuaiba and Shuwaikh port, ISPS Level 2

Strait of Hormuz crisis Tankers and Gas
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Middle East port update: Tuesday, August 4

Ruwais and Abu Dhabi petroleum ports are operational. Ruwais PPA (ISPS Level 2) and Abu Dhabi Ports (ISPS Level 1)

Strait of Hormuz crisis Tankers and Gas
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Middle East port update: Monday, August 3

Shuwaikh and Shuaiba ports in Kuwait are at ISPS Level 2

Strait of Hormuz crisis Tankers and Gas
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Middle East port update: Friday, July 31

In Saudi Arabia, there are presently no alerts or warnings issued by the local port authorities

Strait of Hormuz crisis Tankers and Gas
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Middle East port update: Thursday, July 30

In Saudi Arabia, there are presently no alerts or warnings issued by the local port authorities

Strait of Hormuz crisis Tankers and Gas
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