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Tanker Owners Could Have a New Market Soon
12.08.2019The market for ship tankers could soon welcome a new member in Guyana. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Gibson said that “there may be few new frontiers left in the oil market, with most regions having been tested, even if deemed to be uneconomical in the current oil era.
learn more →Greek Shipping And Economy 2019: The Strategic and Economic Role of Greek Shipping
07.08.2019Greek Shipping And Economy 2019: The Strategic and Economic Role of Greek Shipping
learn more →Tanker Market In a Tight Spot
05.08.2019The tanker market is in a perilous place, as the US/China trade war is alive and kicking and world oil demand growth is trending downwards. Product tankers could suffer more, given that a number of oil products are directly correlated to global economic activity.
learn more →201 Ships Scrapped During First Half of 2019
31.07.2019The first half of 2019 saw 201 cargo vessels sold for demolition (sum 2 million tonnes) 75% were scrapped at either Bangladesh or India, with Bangladesh receiving the majority share. Scrapping numbers were down c.18% compared to the first half of 2018.
learn more →European Commission Extends Dutch Tonnage Tax Breaks to 2028
29.07.2019The European Commission (EC) has approved an extension of three amendments to the Dutch tonnage tax regime until December 31, 2028.
learn more →Greek Ship Owners On the Market for Young Bulkers
26.07.2019With the dry bulk market heating up, Greek ship owners are actively looking to acquire modern dry bulk tonnage.
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