Mercado de fletamento: El optimismo sigue dominando, pero surgen señales de cautela para 2026
Actividad limitada de contratos y focos de tensión a futuro marcan el pulso del sector
Actividad limitada de contratos y focos de tensión a futuro marcan el pulso del sector
Gobierno reabre zonas de exploración, revierte mandatos de vehículos eléctricos y desafía acuerdos climáticos internacionales
Nuevas inversiones y flotas modernizadas redefinen operaciones de crudo y productos refinados
Nave es la última en una serie de diez Maxi-Neo-Panamax propulsadas por GNL
La gestión de permisos, servicios portuarios y asistencias de emergencia recae en estos actores
Demand for bunker fuels strengthened in several key Middle East ports in October, supported by robust pre-bookings and higher demand along the India-Oman shipping routes, with other ports seeing more generally stable supply levels. Total bunkering and ship-to-ship calls in Dubai rose almost 11% month on month to 133, according to S&P Global Commodities at …
Bunker demand stable to firmer across Middle East in October Read More »
Capesize The Capesize market followed a generally softer trajectory for much of the week, with sentiment steadily eroding through the first half before a late improvement offered some stabilisation. Early support from a busy Pacific, where all three major miners were active, proved short-lived as activity thinned and C5 levels slipped from the low $10s …
Dry Bulk Market: Capesize Rates Softened Last Week Read More »
At a Glance • EO imagery (electro-optical imagery) captures reflected sunlight to deliver color-based satellite views of maritime activity. • It’s the most visual layer of remote sensing intelligence, offering confirmation that complements SAR and RF detections. • Enables faster validation of data, detection of deceptive shipping practices, and continuous monitoring of maritime operations. • …
Electro-Optical (EO) Imagery: Bringing Maritime Intelligence Into Focus Read More »
Clean LR2 Despite a large percentage of the industry in Dubai this week, MEG LR2 freight managed to climb a little. The TC1 75kt MEG/Japan index added a modest 7.5 points to WS144. A voyage west on TC20 90kt MEG/UK-Continent managed to tick up from $3.81 to $3.9 million. The TC15 80kt Mediterranean/East run saw …
Rates for shipping containers from Asia to the US were mostly lower this week as capacity increased across most trade lanes and overall demand remains relatively weak. Rates from ocean and freight rate analytics firm Xeneta fell this week, as shown in the following chart. Peter Sand, chief analyst at Xeneta, said market sentiment is …