China and India play a key role in dragging the dry bulk freight market upwards

Even though lately a great deal is spoken about the upsurge in the dry bulk freight market and about its future direction, much is and will be determined by China’s

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Demand for Dry bulkers and tankers in the new building and secondhand market increases after recent freight market leap.

The bulk carriers freight market has recently experienced an upward spike and this has been reflected in the increase in the new building and s&p activity for dry bulk carriers

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Global Economy Outlook: another recession around the corner?

The Global economy outlook is negative for the near future. It seems that another recession is on the very next bend for the global economy, after the one experienced during

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Dry Dockings to reach the High(est) point very soon

The impending 2020 IMO sulphur cap rule’s implementation has already many implications on the shipping market-and specifically the dry dock or ship repair sector. Many a commercial ship will have

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The IMO reinforces the digitization of the Shipping Information Exchange Process

The International Maritime Organization (“IMO”) Convention on Facilitation of International Maritime Traffic (the “FAL Convention”) was adopted in 1965 with the object of effecting a more streamlined logistics information’s exchange

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Ship Recycling Market On “Pause Mode”

  The demolition market has been at a near standstill over the past few days, with deals few and far apart, in what signals a slow period. In its latest

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Forced Management of Ships

We are proud to offer a comprehensive ship management system a unique tool and solution to avoid economic crisis for the financial institutes to avoid ship’s juridical seizing, layup costs

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Good News for the Shipping market Supply balance: Limited New building activity reported lately

A positive sign for the shipping market is that new building orders have slightly quieted down over the past few weeks. That said, according to the latest weekly report of

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Global Shipping outlook for 2019 in the dry bulk, tanker and container shipping sectors is slightly negative overall

According to Fitch Ratings, slower worldwide economic growth and protectionist policies effected worldwide render the global shipping outlook bleak for 2019.  On the positive side, better tonnage capacity management by

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BIMCO’s Chief Shipping Analyst, Peter Sand, dives into the outlook and condition of the dry bulk shipping sector as of November 2018.

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