Aeronave de carga de carga de DHL se parte en dos en aterrizaje de emergencia en Costa Rica
El operador logístico junto a autoridades investigan las causas del hecho que afortunadamente no resulto con heridos
Tarifas spot Lejano Oriente – ECSA marcan caída del 35,1%, la mayor desde el comienzo de 2022
Disminuyeron US$4.440 /FEU hasta posicionarse en los US$8.200/FEU el 1 de abril
Future Events anuncia una serie de cursos adaptados a la actualidad portuaria e industrial para …
El próximo 26 y 28 de abril se dictará el curso Comercio Exterior y Gestión Aduanera
Ruta Asia- Latinoamérica proyecta la movilización de 6,0 millones de TEUs en el periodo …
En sentido contrario se estima el transporte de 1,6 millones de TEUs con una CAGR del 4,6%
Dry bulk quarterly: High commodity prices, volatile bunkers arrest freight demand
The seasonality that typically dictates dry bulk freight price movements in the second quarter is likely to take a back seat this year to the challenges being posed to the spot market by volatile bunker prices, high commodity prices and disruptive geopolitical events. Dry bulk freight spreads between different ship sizes flipped considerably in Q1 …
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Dry Bulk Market: Capesize Market Not Very Active
Capesize Overall it was not a very active week, with limited fresh cargo support from either of the basins. The BCI and timecharter average started the week at a level close to 1800 points and $15,000, but remained in negative territory until a marginal improvement on Friday. The market settled at 1444 points and $11,979, …
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Tankers: VLCC Market Keeps Improving
Clean The Middle East Gulf LRs have been subject to lesser demand again this week. The LR2s of TC1 75k Middle East Gulf / Japan have dropped again and are currently pegged at WS130. The LR1s also dropped, TC5 55k Middle East Gulf / Japan is currently heading towards WS150 and a trip west (TC8) …
The Clydebank declaration: green corridors kickstarting the adoption of long-term solutions
The Clydebank Declaration was launched at COP26 in November 2021 with initial supporters including Australia, Belgium, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Denmark, Fiji, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Japan, the Republic of the Marshall Islands, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Sweden, the UK and the US. The governments of Morocco, Italy and Spain have since signed the …
Weather delays, closed gasoline arb slows USGC clean tanker tonnage replenishment
Weather delays at major East Coast Mexico products ports and a challenging gasoline arbitrage on the 37,000 mt UK Continent-US Atlantic Coast route stand in the way of loading clean petroleum products on the US Gulf Coast and transporting them to the current high demand regions in South America and across the Atlantic. A week-long …
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Container shipping at the crossroads: The big unwind or party on?
Is faltering consumer demand curbing imports, allowing port congestion to finally ease, releasing container-ship capacity and causing ocean spot rates to sink? Is this the beginning of “the big unwind”? Or does waning West Coast port congestion stem from temporarily lower exports out of China due to COVID lockdowns, combined with a congestion shift toward …
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