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Daily Briefing September 25 2023

Dark fleet tanker engine failure blocks Turkish Strait traffic | Tanker values may have peaked as Greek owners avoid dark fleet sales | China leading global clean hydrogen capacity IEA

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One Hundred Container Ports 2023

China’s contribution masked an otherwise flat global throughput performance during 2022, a year that was fraught with the reverberations of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and profound economic consequences. Click here to view the full report

 

Top 100 Ports 2023
One Hundred Ports: Volume growth wanes as post-pandemic boom fades

China’s contribution masked an otherwise flat global throughput performance during 2022, a year that was fraught with the reverberations of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and profound economic consequences

Containership at dock
One Hundred Ports: Container shipping bids farewell to the boom times

Relief from the chaos of the past few years will be welcomed by terminal operators; but for container lines, a reversion to normal looks like overcapacity and lower earnings

Supply chain concept
One Hundred Ports: Changing port calls — incarnation of an evolving global trade landscape

‘Reglobalisation’ is evidenced by the sharp decline in US port calls from China, while more boxships have arrived in Vietnam, Mexico and Russia

International Longshore and Warehouse Union Canada workers' strike at the port of Vancouver
One Hundred Ports: Box terminals face earnings and cost pressure in slower market

Congestion has ended, removing a revenue stream just as demand slows; but costs incurred during the pandemic — particularly for labour — are now baked in

 

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