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Tanker billionaire and Frontline’s biggest shareholder John Fredriksen acquired matching stake in Euronav last week
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Commercial manager of 150 vessels forecasts demand for product tankers to rise by 9% this year, much faster than the 2% projected fleet expansion, driving volatility and higher spot rates
Piracy attacks are at a 30-year low according to the latest figures, but have the pirates really hung up their Kalashnikovs, or is this a statistical anomaly, rebranding or just more opaque reporting? This week’s podcast investigates what really lies behind the lack of piracy headlines and the real security risks still out there for shipping
Optimism is a rare commodity in European boardrooms right now, amid an energy crisis, high inflation and slowing growth — but there is a global case for a more positive view of opportunities ahead
With only a couple of inter-sessional working groups between now and the July 2023 deadline, propelling the notoriously glacial pace of change within the IMO is going to be an uphill struggle — but what emerges will set the regulatory landscape for shipping’s future
The annual view of market sentiment finds the shipping industry divided over decarbonisation strategy, risk and opportunities
As congestion eases, container carriers will need to address how to manage the vast amounts of tonnage ordered during the boom years of the pandemic; as economies cool, they will need to call on the reserves of cash made during peak earnings
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