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→COVID-19 Impact Pushes Carriers’ Revenue Loss to USD 1.9 Bln
Out of 111 blanked sailings on the Transpacific, 48 have been blanked due to COVID-19.
read more →SeaIntel: Global Schedule Reliability Down in July
Global schedule reliability reversed its improving trend and decreased by 0.8 percentage points in July.
read more →Global Schedule Reliability Down in 1Q
SeaIntel: Global schedule reliability dropped by 8.1 percentage points in the first quarter of 2018, reaching 66.4%.
read more →SeaIntel: Shortage of Feeders by End of 2020
Seaintel: The global fleet will see a shortage of 400-1,200 feeder vessels by the end of 2020.
read more →SeaIntel: Carrier Consolidation Pushes Volatility Up?
SeaIntel Maritime Analysis: Volatility levels continued rising driven by an increase in container shipping consolidation.
read more →SeaIntel: Asia-Europe Capacity to Rise Post-CNY
With the current vessel deployment schedule, Asia-Europe capacity is set to rise in the post-Chinese New Year period.
read more →SeaIntel: Vessel Utilisation, Freight Rates Drop in 4Q 2017
Vessel utilisation, rate levels decrease year-on-year on both Transpacific and Asia-Europe trades in 4Q.
read more →SeaIntel: Global Schedule Reliability Drops in 2017
Global schedule reliability deteriorated to 74.5% in 2017, dropping by 8.4 points from 82.9% in 2016.
read more →Maritime Technology Investments Nearing USD 1 Bn
Technology investments in the maritime industry are getting close to USD 1 billion.
read more →SeaIntel: More CNY Blank Sailings Needed in 2018
Planned capacity reductions in 2018 are not in line with the seasonality of the previous years, SeaIntel said.
read more →New Ships to Bring Network Changes to OCEAN Alliance
SeaIntel: Deliveries of ultra-large container ships in 2018 are to lead to a number of network changes in alliances.
read more →North America Trade Imbalance Erodes Round-Trip Rates
The increasing trade imbalance into North America undermines the round-trip rates for containers, SeaIntel said.
read more →SeaIntel: Transpacific Contract Rates to Rise by 30 Pct?
Container carriers will be looking at increasing the Transpacific contract rate levels towards 2018.
read more →SeaIntel: Carriers Deliver Marginal Financial Recovery in Q3
Although the third quarter of 2017 financially saw a significant improvement over the same quarter of 2016, the …
read more →Low Vessel Utilisation Puts Pressure on Freight Rates
Decreased freight rates in the Transpacific Eastbound trades, which were hurt by low vessel utilization, …
read more →SeaIntel: Container Shipping Industry Favours Tax Havens
Over the past 30 years, there has been a constant shift toward registering container carriers in countries dubbed …
read more →OOCL Most Reliable Carrier in Q3
In the third quarter of 2017 Hong Kong-based container shipping company Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) was …
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 →SeaIntel: Capacity Not Shrinking in 4th Quarter?
The fourth quarter of 2017 is currently slated for massive overcapacity, contrary to expectations, as the …
read more →SeaIntel: Reliable Carriers Are More Profitable
Schedule reliability for deep-sea carriers has positively impacted their financial results, according to …
read more →Q2 Results Paint a Better Picture for Container Carriers
Now that the results for the second quarter of 2017 have settled in, it can be deduced that the container shipping …
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