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The ClarkSea Index rose 61% in H1 2026 to $38,717/day, reflecting strong charter markets and geopolitical impacts

The Freight Forward Agreement market is maturing with increased liquidity, but faces uneven adoption due to industry conservatism

The Drewry Intra-Asia Container Index fell 4% to $1,035 per 40ft container, marking the second consecutive weekly decline

Allcargo Global Limited has listed its shares on the NSE and BSE, completing a four-year demerger process.

Digital trade, including both ordered and delivered components, represented a quarter of all OECD exports in 2023.

Local ship recycling prices continued to decline this week due to sustained weak buying interest in the market

A temporary US-Iran ceasefire in June led to a cautious recovery in the Middle East tanker market, boosting regional transit.

A recent "FortiBleed" cyber incident has exposed over 86,000 Fortinet firewall credentials of maritime and energy firms.

New data shows a decline in French manufacturing output, indicating a slowdown in the nation's industrial sector.

The Maritime Union of Australia is seeking a 28-hour work week for members impacted by DP World's automation plans

The Dutch government's proposal for mandatory intern compensation is welcomed by CNV Jongeren, but concerns exist over the lack of a…

CMA CGM, OOCL, and ONE are introducing new containerships, focusing on fleet modernization and capacity expansion

US daily fuel oil supply rose by 25% in June, with production increasing to 303,000 b/d and total supply reaching 353,000 b/d

The ship sale and purchase market remains stable despite geopolitical concerns in the Middle East and Strait of Hormuz.

The dry bulk charter market has recovered this week, with the Baltic Dry Index closing at 2717 points.

Iran has rejected a France-Oman demining plan for the Strait of Hormuz, claiming sole responsibility for the waterway's security.

Mundra Port now mandates prior acceptance for most vessels, excluding container ships, before VCN processing.

Taylor Machine Works delivered a commemorative forklift to Tri-State Maritime Services, Inc. for the US 250th anniversary

Echandia will supply battery systems for two new electric tugs in India, supporting the Green Tug Transition Program.

An acute shortage of US truckload capacity is pushing up rates and increasing demand for less-than-truckload services.

Port Esbjerg expects significant growth from renewed offshore wind tenders and its role in Northern Europe's energy transition

Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham suggests increasing business rates for warehouses to financially support high streets.

IATA indicates Agentic AI could transform air cargo by enabling autonomous coordination and compliance across the supply chain

Altera Infrastructure will supply a new FPSO vessel for Eni's offshore oil and gas project in Côte d'Ivoire

Airfreight capacity is recovering in key markets, driven by passenger belly hold and improved freighter schedules.

Japan is considering restarting Iranian oil imports under a U.S. sanctions waiver, facing challenges with waiver duration and shipping…

China has launched its annual Arctic summer expedition with four research vessels, prompting increased US scrutiny over its polar presence

Hempel, a marine coatings specialist, has appointed Eric Alström as its new Group President and CEO, succeeding Michael Hansen.

New IATA Direct Air Waybill framework may shift legal and insurance liabilities to air freight forwarders from July 1.

Hormuz traffic is recovering after a ceasefire, but thousands of crew are still stranded, impacting oil markets and insurance costs