Alphaliner: Tariffs Intensify US Container Imbalance
Alphaliner: Imbalance of US container imports over exports worsened despite protectionist trade policies.
read more →Not Recovering IMO 2020 Costs May Lead to Bankruptcies
A failure to recover the extra fuel costs in full may result in bankruptcies in the container shipping.
read more →Drewry: 2019 Another Solid Year for Container Market
Drewry: The industry’s supply-demand balance will benefit from a reduced appetite for ULCVs among major carriers.
read more →Alphaliner: 2018 a Year of Contrast for Boxship Market
Alphaliner: 2018 was a year of contrast for the containership market.
read more →Report: Global Alliances Could Raise Competition Concerns
Alliances could raise competition concerns in what has become a concentrated market, according to ITF-OECD.
read more →Matson Resumes Hawaii Cargo Ops
Matson resumes full cargo operations to all of its Hawaii terminals.
read more →Shipping Emissions Keep Declining but More Innovation Needed
CO2 emissions from 22 top ocean container carriers continued to fall in 2017.
read more →Baltic Exchange, Freightos Unveil Container Freight Index
Baltic Exchange, Freightos unveiled an independent, audited benchmark for the global container shipping industry.
read more →AlixPartners: Carriers Need to Shrink Appetite for Newbuilds
Container carriers should curb their "voracious appetite" for new ships and increase scrappage, AlixPartners said.
read more →Container Shipping in Slow but Steady Recovery
Drewry: Container shipping would see a healthy demand growth that will outpace the fleet in 2018 and 2019.
read more →BIMCO: Around 40 Boxship Giants Set for Delivery in 2018
BIMCO: Around 40 ultra large container vessels are expected to join the fleet in 2018.
read more →BIMCO: Global Economic Growth Beneficial for Shipping
If it materializes, global economic growth in 2018 and 2019 will be highly beneficial for container shipping.
read more →Container Shipping Drives Maersk Group's Earnings
A.P. Møller - Maersk A/S narrowed its loss for 2017 to USD 1.16 billion, from a loss of USD 1.89 billion a year earlier.
read more →Drewry: Final Months of 2017 See Weak Box Rates
Market share aggression among carriers saw spot rates collapse in the final months of 2017.
read more →Moody's: Carriers' Consolidation Will Continue into 2018
Consolidation will continue apace in the container shipping industry into 2018, Moody's said.
read more →Consolidation in Container Shipping May Lead to Oligopoly
Increased consolidation among carriers driven by a continued oversupply of vessels could bring some order to the ...
read more →SeaIntel: Megaships Taking Over Asia-Europe Trade
With the current orderbook of 90 mega-vessels of more than 14,000 TEU to be delivered in the next three years, the ...
read more →Was Box Shipping's Digital Fanfare in Vain?
Although various carriers are intensifying their efforts to digitise some of the transactional parts of their ...
read more →Container Shipping Industry to Earn USD 6 Bn This Year
The container shipping industry is steaming its way toward making an operating profit in the region of USD 6 ...
read more →Ernst Russ Invests in Two Second-Hand Boxships
Germany’s ship manager Ernst Russ Group has acquired two second-hand containerships. The two fleet additions ...
read more →Carriers Sailing to a Golden Era of Profitability?
Driven by better market fundamentals and greater pricing discipline, carriers are now finally getting their ...
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