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Korea-U.S. Shipbuilding Partnership Center opens as Korean firms step up joint projects

Korea-U.S. Shipbuilding Partnership Center opens as Korean firms step up joint projects
Korea’s three major shipbuilders are expanding partnerships with U.S. companies as they pursue opportunities under U.S. President Donald Trump’s Make American Shipbuilding Great Again initiative (MASGA). HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, Hanwha Ocean and Samsung Heavy...
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Trump threatens to use frozen Iranian assets to pay for shipping damage

Trump threatens to use frozen Iranian assets to pay for shipping damage
US President Donald Trump threatened to use frozen Iranian assets to pay for damage to ships and cargo in and around the Gulf. “Please let this statement serve to represent, until further notice, that from this point forth, any and all damages done to Ships, Cargo, or...
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Strait of Hormuz Shipping Risk: Why Commercial Operators Remain Cautious

Strait of Hormuz Shipping Risk: Why Commercial Operators Remain Cautious
Commercial shipping risk in the Strait of Hormuz remains elevated compared with the brief recovery period that followed the mid-June de-escalation. Visible AIS traffic remains significantly below normal levels, war-risk premiums are high, and many operators are...
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Houthi attacks raise fears of wider Middle East conflict and more global economic damage

Houthi attacks raise fears of wider Middle East conflict and more global economic damage
Yemen’s Houthi fighters claim to have attacked shipping in the Red Sea – a move that threatens to further escalate the already volatile situation in the Middle East. By forcing ships to turn back from the narrow Bab El Mandeb strait, they have threatened to choke off...
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Seaborne iron ore market braces for Q3 pressure as buyers reassess Australian brands

Seaborne iron ore market braces for Q3 pressure as buyers reassess Australian brands
This report is part of the S&P Global Energy’s Metals Trade Review series, where we dig through datasets and digest some of the key trends in iron ore, metallurgical coal, copper, alumina, cobalt, lithium, nickel and steel and scrap. We also explore what the next...
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