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Maersk outlook points to volatile year ahead
Trade tensions, slowing growth and rising fuel costs all threaten to derail container shipping’s recovery in 2019
Why it’s time to pull maritime safety out of the dark ages
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Box carriers facing old challenges in new year
Fuel costs, trade tensions and the ongoing debate over how much capacity is enough will dominate container shipping this year
UAE tightens grip on Middle East Gulf transhipment business
Khalifa port expects to double its throughput levels in 2019 to about 3m teu, but provisions are in place to increase capacity to more than 9m teu over the next five years
US market fears tariff pinch
Retailers, shippers and carriers are on tenterhooks as the 90-day trade truce reaches its climax
Back on track
Linton Nightingale
Strong growth returns to the upper echelons of the container port premier league, with China leading the way
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Drewry paints positive outlook for ocean freight rates
Drewry says, however, that rate sentiment could soon be dampened if the US-China trade war takes a turn for the worse
ONE extends LSF surcharge from China
ONE implements pricing adjustments in line with Beijing’s schedule, which is a year ahead of the IMO in regulating sulphur in fuel
Supply overhang lingers over charter market
With market ascendancy firmly with the charterers, a tendency for flexible and short-term fixtures remains a feature
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Freight bodies welcome post-Brexit security waiver
The measure is designed to give businesses more time to prepare for changes to EU-UK trade arrangements in the event that the UK leaves on WTO terms
Ports sector failing to take cyber security seriously
As dangers increase, experts warn it will take a major incident before the ports sector takes steps to protect itself
Ports warned to mind the supply-chain skills gap
‘There is a gap of understanding and a gap of skills,’ according to Royal Haskoning DHV director Kris Kosmala
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Contships buys seven more feeders for about $44m
Latest acquisitions include five from Hartmann group and two from ICL Holdings
Wan Hai cancellation highlights caution in feeder market
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Maersk outlook points to volatile year ahead
Trade tensions, slowing growth and rising fuel costs all threaten to derail container shipping’s recovery in 2019
Freight bodies welcome post-Brexit security waiver
The measure is designed to give businesses more time to prepare for changes to EU-UK trade arrangements in the event that the UK leaves on WTO terms
Maersk revenues rise despite slow demand growth
Volume increase from Hamburg Süd acquisition boosts Maersk figures as rising rates are offset by increasing bunker costs
Ports sector failing to take cyber security seriously
As dangers increase, experts warn it will take a major incident before the ports sector takes steps to protect itself
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