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Brazil’s Iron Ore Exports Slowing Down in 2026

Brazil’s Iron Ore Exports Slowing Down in 2026

Brazil’s iron ore exports have been slowing down so far in the year. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Banchero...
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Five months on: The Middle East War’s continued impact on Atlantic Basin LNG

Five months on: The Middle East War’s continued impact on Atlantic Basin LNG

The Middle East conflict continues to weigh on the Atlantic Basin LNG market as tight supply and elevated prices persist...
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Fujairah’s fuel oil inventories surged this month

Fujairah’s fuel oil inventories surged this month

Fujairah’s fuel oil stocks have averaged 74% higher so far in July than across June, Fujairah Oil Industry Zone (FOIZ)...
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New US LPG export capacity could lower volatility in terminal fees

New US LPG export capacity could lower volatility in terminal fees

The US could add more than a million barrels per day of new LPG export capacity in the next few...
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Venezuela Steps in as the Hormuz Crisis Re-routes VLCC Trade Out of the Gulf

Venezuela Steps in as the Hormuz Crisis Re-routes VLCC Trade Out of the Gulf

Throughout the first half of 2026, the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz has profoundly altered the global landscape of...
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MOL Issues Integrated ‘MOL REPORT 2026’- Evolution into a Global Social Infrastructure Company

MOL Issues Integrated ‘MOL REPORT 2026’- Evolution into a Global Social Infrastructure Company

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. announced the publication of its integrated “MOL Report 2026.” The MOL Report was prepared with a...
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US fuel production inches up in July

US fuel production inches up in July

The US has produced 2% more fuel oil per day on average in July thus far compared to June, according...
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China’s crude oil imports fell in the second quarter

China’s crude oil imports fell in the second quarter

China, the world’s largest importer of crude oil, imported less crude oil in the second quarter of 2026 (2Q26) following...
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Baltic Dry Index Rises on Friday, Logs Monthly Gain

Baltic Dry Index Rises on Friday, Logs Monthly Gain

The Baltic dry index rose 2.2% to 2,732 on Friday, its highest level since July 27. The capesize index, which...
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Middle East shipping bottleneck persists as Iran; Houthi rebels ramp up attacks

Middle East shipping bottleneck persists as Iran; Houthi rebels ramp up attacks

Vessel traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remains limited as the US and Saudi Arabia attacked Iranian proxy groups in...
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South Korea secures Australian condensate to offset Middle East supply concerns

South Korea secures Australian condensate to offset Middle East supply concerns

South Korea is set to receive up to 1 million barrels per year of condensate from Australia’s Barossa project as...
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NYK Decides to Participate in an Investment in EIG’s MidOcean Energy Expanding LNG Value Chain Investments and Establishing a Strategic Partnership for LNG Marine Transportation

NYK Decides to Participate in an Investment in EIG’s MidOcean Energy Expanding LNG Value Chain Investments and Establishing a Strategic Partnership for LNG Marine Transportation

NYK has decided to participate in an investment in MidOcean Energy, a United Kingdom-based liquefied natural gas (LNG) company established...
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Seaspan energy surpasses 150 LNG bunkering operations, ranks seventh globally by LNG bunkering volume

Seaspan energy surpasses 150 LNG bunkering operations, ranks seventh globally by LNG bunkering volume

Seaspan Energy has completed its 150th ship-to-ship LNG bunkering less than two years after launching operations and is now ranked...
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Drone strikes ignite LNG ships at Egypt’s Damietta as Mideast conflict widens

Drone strikes ignite LNG ships at Egypt’s Damietta as Mideast conflict widens

The conflict in the Middle East appears to be spreading across the Red Sea to Egypt’s Mediterranean coast. On the...
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From Hormuz to the Black Sea: Maritime battlefields are shaping ‘a new world order’

From Hormuz to the Black Sea: Maritime battlefields are shaping ‘a new world order’

The Strait of Hormuz is rattling global trade, but the waterway is just one example of a vital maritime corridor...
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From Dark Port Calls To Dead Zones: July’s MarineTraffic Updates

From Dark Port Calls To Dead Zones: July’s MarineTraffic Updates

In July 2026, we shipped updates across risk and compliance monitoring, historical AIS data access, and mobile email reliability. Highlights...
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INTERCARGO Member Fleets Continue to Outperform on Safety and Compliance

INTERCARGO Member Fleets Continue to Outperform on Safety and Compliance

Dry bulk carriers entered with INTERCARGO continue to demonstrate stronger performance than the global fleet average on safety and compliance,...
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Seanergy Maritime Delivered Record Q2 Net Income of $26.2 Million

Seanergy Maritime Delivered Record Q2 Net Income of $26.2 Million

Seanergy Maritime Holdings Corp., a leading pure-play Capesize owner and operator, today reported its financial results for the second quarter...
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BIMCO welcomes proposal to include Indian ship recycling yards on EU list

BIMCO welcomes proposal to include Indian ship recycling yards on EU list

The EU Commission has launched a proposal to EU member states to add two Indian ship recycling facilities to its...
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New Super Typhoon Could Disrupt Taiwan & China Ports Again

New Super Typhoon Could Disrupt Taiwan & China Ports Again

Super Typhoon Dolphin is heading into a corridor that has not yet recovered from the last storm. Bavi’s mid-July disruption...
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