Greek asset players open their wallets in dry bulk investment drive
In a reaction to soaring markets, Greek owners spent billions on secondhand bulkers
As UK talks tough, Russia ships oil through English Channel
Russia ships oil through Dover straits as UK politicians hit the general election campaign trail
Green Seas: First ferry to fly this year after Lloyd’s Register signs on to certify craft from US start-up
Wing-in-ground effect vessels take next step toward zero-emission travel. Our sustainability newsletter explores
Herbjorn Hansson sees ‘room to grow’ as Nordic American Tankers profit slips
Herbjorn Hansson tanker company sees earnings fall back from 2023 high and stays optimistic longer-term
US weighs additional sanction steps as Russia shifts war footing, White House says
The United States and its partners are prepared to use sanctions and export controls to prevent China-Russia trade that threatens…
ECB to focus on quarterly meetings with slow, gradual rate cuts, Knot says
The European Central Bank can gradually reduce interest rates given the decline in inflation, and decisions on future cuts could…
Fed should be independent, not untouchable
If whoever wins the U.S. presidential election in November cares about stability and prosperity, they would do well to leave…
ECB revamps its annual health checks on banks
The European Central Bank is streamlining its health checks on the euro zone’s banks, allowing it to train its focus…
Can Europe put itself on the right footing for a war economy?
The concept of a “war economy” has resurfaced in European political and economic discourse. The term, historically associated with the…
South Korea’s KFA bought some 66,000 T corn in private deal, traders say
The Korea Feed Association (KFA) Busan section in South Korea purchased some 66,000 metric tons of animal feed corn expected…