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The shipping market in 2016 and looking forward
03 January 2017The shipping industry has its work cut out going forward in 2017 as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecast the lowest level of global GDP growth since 2009. 2017 will see another year of die-hard competition, which now includes tankers. In 2016, the container shipping industry bit the bullet in terms of demolition and consolidation to help the market to recover. The dry bulk sector needs to copy that approach.
Interview with Chief Shipping Analyst at BIMCO, Peter Sand by Gibraltar Shipping
01 October 2015Peter talks to Gibraltar Shipping providing more insight on his role and views on current shipping trends.
Cleaning of cargo tanks - oil tankers and chemical tankers
05 December 2023As the BIMCO Liquid cargo database will not go deep into tank cleaning details but only gives an overall description of the methods it is recommended to consult professional Tank Cleaning Guides for in-depth tank cleaning details.
The Gulf of Guinea Declaration one year on – status report
12 July 2022Just over a year since the launch of the Gulf of Guinea Declaration on Suppression of Piracy, the fight against piracy in the region seems to be progressing well. Here are some of the developments seen over the past 12 months.
Explanatory notes
10 March 2018Container Shipping: Ship sizes keep increasing despite stagnant volume growth
16 September 2019Global growth in container volumes has picked up slightly in the second quarter of the year, with growth in the first seven months reaching 1.2%, compared to the just 0.8% in the first quarter.
Approval by oil majors - Clauses to be avoided
02 June 2016Explanatory notes
19 June 2018Macroeconomics: as virus cases surge, a slower recovery awaits
24 November 2020Record-breaking GDP drops seen in the second quarter of the year have been replaced by record-breaking growth rates in the third. Despite this, the major economies of the world have still not returned to pre-pandemic levels, except China.
