Largest Chinese trade surplus ever recorded in July
08 August 2014China recorded a trade surplus of USD 47.3 billion in July 2014.
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China recorded a trade surplus of USD 47.3 billion in July 2014.
VLSFO sulphur compliance and ISO 8217 off-spec frequency – are there geographical differences? Hear insights on the data BIMCO is now providing to IMO to create transparency in relation to the geographical differences between marine fuels.
China’s crude oil imports have doubled from 2011 to 2021 and now account for 20% of global seaborne crude oil volumes.
The shipping number of the week provides numbers with a brief analysis of relevant developments in the shipping markets.
James Hetfield may have had container line operators in mind when writing: “Waiting for the one – the day that never comes – when you stand up and feel the warmth – but the sunshine never comes”.
The poor freight rate performance on the main trading lanes took us by surprise – even with our modestly positive outlook, the peak season was set to be
High energy prices in Europe have shifted aluminium production to China. Due to China’s increasingly depleted bauxite reserves, this shift has resulted in an increase in bauxite shipments, benefitting the capesize segment. Guinea, the world’s largest exporter of bauxite, accounts for around half of traded volumes and has seen a 14.9% increase in bauxite shipments so far in 2022.
The challenge of redeploying laid-up vessels in a market flooded by newbuildings creates a market balanced on a knife edge
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