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MSI publishes latest Cruise report

January 13, 2021January 13, 2021 MSIcruiseLeave a comment

MSI cautious on 2021 recovery forecast for cruise shipping: Concerns over vaccine availability, the resumption of US operations and further mutation of the virus cloud the chances of quick return to normality.

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MSI publishes latest Cruise report

Which sectors will fare best and worst in 2021?

January 11, 2021 MSIContainership, Dry Bulk, Oil TankerLeave a comment

“Perhaps the most spectacular and at first glance counterintuitive, given the headline macroeconomic backdrop, has been the levels to which the containership charter market has been able to reach in Q4 2020,” Kent said. Read more in Splash!

Which sectors will fare best and worst in 2021?

Japanese bulkers pulled from sales market in hope of better 2021 price prospects

December 21, 2020 MSIbulkerLeave a comment

Tonnage providers opt for time-charters in anticipation of increasing asset values as freight rates projected to recover from the virus crisis. Read more in TradeWinds

Japanese bulkers pulled from sales market in hope of better 2021 price prospects

Boxship market on fire as owners cash-in on rising asset values

December 21, 2020 MSIContainershipLeave a comment

Today, the Maersk Semarang has a fair market value of around $26.3m, according to forecasting platform MSI Horizon, which suggests that Zodiac will making a handsome profit on the sale…’ Read more in TradeWinds

Boxship market on fire as owners cash-in on rising asset values

Containership owners toast a ‘sold-out’ Christmas season

December 21, 2020 MSIContainershipLeave a comment

Shippers are squealing, ports are creaking and box-building is booming, but owners of small and large ships are sitting pretty, says Daniel Richards, Maritime Strategies International. Read more in Splash!

Containership owners toast a ‘sold-out’ Christmas season

How the charter and container markets have collided

December 17, 2020 MSIContainershipLeave a comment

The shipowning and finance side of the container industry on the one hand, and the liner and logistics side on the other, operate generally in isolation…. MSI Senior Container analyst Dan Richards writes in The Loadstar

How the charter and container markets have collided

Dry bulk poised for growth in 2021 amid Covid-19 recovery

December 17, 2020 MSIDry BulkLeave a comment

Global trade of commodities such as iron ore, coal and grains stands to grow by 7%, offsetting a 2% decline in 2020, according to UK-based Maritime Strategies International (MSI). Read more in TradeWinds

Dry bulk poised for growth in 2021 amid Covid-19 recovery

Forecasting the Shipbuilding Markets in the New Normal

December 14, 2020 MSIShipbuildingLeave a comment

The COVID-19 pandemic has compounded existing uncertainties to create a perfect storm for the shipbuilding markets. Read more about MSI’s new Low Case Scenario, allowing users to navigate how the future could look.

Forecasting the Shipbuilding Markets in the New Normal

RCEP deal could boost global container volumes by 2pc

December 10, 2020 MSIContainershipLeave a comment

‘A key takeaway is the potential benefit for reefer trades: there will likely be boosts to trade for certain agricultural products, which is a key source of growth within intra-Asia container trades,’ said Maritime Strategies International analyst Daniel Richards. Read more here

RCEP deal could boost global container volumes by 2pc

Norway sets out green shipping policies and budget

December 10, 2020 MSIContainership, Dry Bulk, LNG, LPG, Offshore, Oil TankerLeave a comment

During this session, Maritime Strategies International senior offshore analyst Dr Ferenc Pasztor outlined the current status and outlook for green fuels in the European shipping industry. Read more here

Norway sets out green shipping policies and budget

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