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Suezmax and Aframax
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Stars will ‘start to align’ by third quarter, says Alphatanker
Alphatanker sees the foundations being laid for a strong year in 2020 that it thinks will be similar to 2015
Singapore detains PDVSA vessel
The arrest comes several weeks after BSM confirmed it would be handing back all the tankers it manages for PDVSA
Caribbean aframax market suffers from lack of Venezuelan cargoes
India could be willing to cut all imports of Venezuelan crude to satisfy US sanctions in return for further waivers on importing Iranian crude
Sanctions on Venezuela start to bite
Shipowners are less exposed to sanctions if they are not dealing with PDVSA directly, but there can be operational and legal risks
Crude tanker earnings fall amid Opec worries and oversupply
There are around 18 newbuilds to be delivered in the first quarter of 2019, with 10 in January alone
Lloyd’s List Outlook 2019: Crude tankers
Geopolitical wildcards seen testing crude tanker market recovery
The Interview: Ioannis Martinos
Diamond S agrees $1.65bn merger with Capital Product Partners
The new company will control 68 crude and product tankers and will be led by Diamond S’s management team
McQuilling predicts lower earnings for most tanker trades in 2018
Weakest performer is forecast to be the Middle East Gulf-US Gulf VLCC trade amid rising US crude output
NAT in wider losses amid low earnings and ship sales
Net losses of suezmax specialist nearly double on year as earnings dip below breakeven level
Hope and despair in the crude tanker segment
Doomsaying persists amid depressed market conditions, but Opec and Russia may come to the rescue
The Interview: Paddy Rodgers
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