Argentina lidera en América Latina las oportunidades para nuevas cadenas globales de suministro
Uruguay y Chile también aparecen bien posicionados para beneficiarse de la reorganización del comercio internacional
Flota de portacontenedores inactivos se mantiene en niveles bajos en medio de la tensión entre …
Los buques de mayor capacidad siguen registrando una disponibilidad muy limitada
Segmento de graneles fortalece ingresos y valores de activos en el segundo trimestre apoyado …
MSI señala que la resiliencia del comercio de mineral de hierro y bauxita han sostenido el desempeño del sector
Propietarios de carga ven con preocupación posibles cobros duplicados de recargos por bunker
Impacto del aumento del precio del combustible marino comenzó a reflejarse en el segundo trimestre de 2026
Arriendo de buques Handysize para transporte de carga granelera se mantiene en US$17. …
Mientras que para naves Supramax y Ultramax las tarifas se fijaron en US$23.500 y US$24.500, respectivamente
War, Weather & Tragedy: Why Coal Demand Could Surge in 2026
Global coal demand has been rising over the last couple of years, with new record highs reached in both 2024 and 2025 at around 8.8 billion tonnes, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). However, growth has slowed and speculation regarding “peak coal” has emerged as the world continues to decarbonize. Advanced economies are phasing …
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Scorpio Tankers resumes Persian Gulf transit; LR2 to deliver jet fuel to Europe for $10 million
Scorpio Tankers, the world’s largest LR2 shipping company by fleet size, has commenced transiting through the Strait of Hormuz, with one of its LR2s chartered by Admic for $10 million to deliver jet fuel in Europe, three sources with tanker brokerages and charterers said June 25. This marked the first direct clean tanker spot fixture …
Dry Bulk Market: Capesizes Endured a Difficult Week
Capesize The market endured a difficult week, with early cautious optimism quickly giving way to broader weakness across both basins. The week opened on a relatively balanced footing following the previous Friday’s stronger finish, supported by firmer South Brazil and West Africa activity in the Atlantic and steady miner participation in the Pacific. However, this …
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VLCCs Down Last Week
Clean LR2 The TC1 75kt MEG/Japan index climbed 18.88 points this week to WS509.44. A voyage west also freighted up this week with the TC20 90kt MEG/UK-Continent index going from $9.38 million to $9.93 million. The TC15 80kt Mediterranean/East index dropped a modest $37,000 to $4.32 million mark this week, with the corresponding TCE at …
Surge in Asia-US container rates continues, tanker rates fall as Strait of Hormuz transits rise
Rates for shipping containers from east Asia and China to the US continued to surge as importers pull volumes forward ahead of possible new tariffs, while liquid tanker rates continued to soften amid a tentative ceasefire in the Middle East. STRAIT OF HORMUZ UPDATE The flow of vessels through the Strait of Hormuz increased this …