Baltic index extends gains as rates for smaller vessels rise
The Baltic Exchange’s main sea freight index, which tracks rates for ships ferrying dry bulk commodities, extended gains from the…
China books first purchase of U.S. 2024-25 soybeans
China has booked its first purchases of U.S. soybeans for the 2024/25 marketing year, buying 132,000 metric tons of the…
Wavelength podcast: Crowley settles, Ultra Galaxy grounding and Houthis go for swarm attacks
Crowley settles sex trafficking case, South Africa authorities focus on containment of stricken vessel
Sinochem halts Canadian tanker shipments after refinery closures
Oil from TMX pipeline will be heading elsewhere for the time being
Container ship freight rates snap 13-week winning run as cracks appear
Spot rates from Asia to the US West Coast start to fall
Amnesty International urges shipping to ‘withdraw completely’ from sanctioned Myanmar trades
Human rights group claims jet fuel could have been used in attacks on civilians
BW shores up grip on director picks after Hafnia US listing
Tanker owner signs shareholder rights agreement with its parent following New York debut
Singapore Cuts Delays to Under Two Days but Warns of Continuing Volatility
After numerous reports of mounting backlogs to unprecedented levels at Singapore’s container terminals, PSA which is the largest operator in…
Swarming sea drones herald new phase of Houthi attacks on shipping
Greek-owned bulker sunk last month after a reported sea drone attack using a tactic learned during Yemen’s long war
Report: NZ Ferry Ran Aground Because Autopilot Was Turned On Too Early
The ferry Aratere may have gone aground because the crew accidentally engaged the autopilot, according to an internal safety memo,…