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Fleet constraints, rising rates
Global tanker markets are riding high as shipowners post strong third-quarter earnings amid bullish forecasts. What's driving the surge in day rates? Why are newbuilds still lagging even as fleet capacity tightens? How have sanctions reshaped both dirty and clean tanker markets? And could US shipyards stage a comeback in the global shipbuilding race? Join host Jeff Mower as he discusses these and other related issues with Catherine Kellogg and Binish Azhar.
Tanker market remains bullish in light of 'regional imbalances': International Seaways
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Market Movers Americas, Oct. 2-6: Regulatory talks ongoing for power, metals markets
This week, Steel and aluminum market participants are closely monitoring ongoing talks between the US and EU on a potential Global Arrangement on Sustainable Steel and Aluminium. The parties have set a deadline for the end of October to reach a deal following two years of negotiating. At the Gulf Coast Power Association’s annual fall conference this week in Austin, Texas, ERCOT stakeholders will discuss market performance during summer 2023’s extreme heat.
Feature: Dirty tanker trade dynamics shift as market heads into summer doldrums
Freight markets for tankers carrying crude and dirty products out of the Americas face mixed fundamentals heading into the traditionally weaker summer months, as geopolitics continue to drive shifts in trade flows. Not registered? Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. Register Now Historically, June through August see the lowest freight rates each year with levels usually seeing a bump towards the end of Q3 and heading into the typically strong Q4 period.
Trans-Atlantic cargo frenzy boosts Aframax tanker freight
A surge in demand for trans-Atlantic freight movements out of the US Gulf Coast on midsize Aframax and Suezmax tankers has propped rates up midweek May 4, rebounding after it reached two-year lows just over a week ago April 26. Not registered? Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. Register Now The cost of lifting crude from the USGC to Europe on an Aframax enters the end of the week over 36% higher from May 1, seeing an initial spike in cargo inquiry May 2.
Bullish Q4 2022 trade flow shifts are 'durable' for midsize tanker freight through 2023: Teekay
After seeing historically high levels in the fourth quarter of 2022 due to trade-flow shifts resulting from the Russia-Ukraine conflict and the resurgence of global oil demand, Teekay Tankers Ltd expects that midsize dirty tanker freight will remain elevated into 2023, the company said in its fourth quarter 2022 earnings call Feb. 23. Not registered? Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience.
TOPIA: Canadian Journal of Cultural Studies
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TOPIA: Canadian Journal of Cultural Studies
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Dear Diary: On a lovely summer Sunday morning, I am running with my husband on the West Side running/biking path along the Hudson toward the George Washington Bridge. To save my knees, I am running on the soft grassy dirt side of the path, careful not to step onto a rock or a tree root. As luck would have it, about a mile from the bridge, I misjudge an irregularity in the terrain and lightly twist my ankle.
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