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Senior reporter at Lloyd's List covering #containers, #tankers, #drybulk, #shipping. www.shippinginsider.com

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Greg Miller’s Biography

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Greg Miller covers maritime and finance for FreightWaves. He took a circuitous route to get here: After graduating Cornell University, he fled the harsh winters of upstate New York for the island of St. Thomas, where he rose to editor-in-chief of the Virgin Islands Business Journal. In the aftermath of Hurricane Marilyn, he escaped the tropics for the safety of New York City, where he served as senior editor of Cruise Industry News. He then spent 15 years at Fairplay magazine in various senior …

Greg Miller’s Journalist Portfolio

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Liner execs downplay Red Sea upside, punishing their own shares

Liner execs downplay Red Sea upside, punishing their own shares

Also in this issue: Panama Canal transits fell, yet again, in February

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2024 shipping stock surprises - and a look at the 'Monday curse'

2024 shipping stock surprises - and a look at the 'Monday curse'

With the latest year-to-date performance stats on dry bulk, container line, container-ship lessor and tanker …

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As the crude world turns: Tanker rates, sanctions, rising US exports

As the crude world turns: Tanker rates, sanctions, rising US exports

The latest data on booming U.S. exports, resilient Russian flows, and how sanctions impact the price of Russi…

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China, Trump, war, deglobalization: The supply chain risk mix ahead

China, Trump, war, deglobalization: The supply chain risk mix ahead

How tariffs, trade disruptions and geopolitics could affect shipping rates, import flows and inflation.

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As US military polices Red Sea, US trade is nowhere in sight - it all diverted

As US military polices Red Sea, US trade is nowhere in sight - it all diverted

U.S. import and export cargoes - from containers to gas to grains - are all going around the Cape of Good Hop…

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Panama Canal added more reservations in January. It didn't help - transits fell

Panama Canal added more reservations in January. It didn't help - transits fell

Also in this issue: How the global supply chain crisis changed shipping journalism

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Articles

VLCC market hits historic high in latest phase of Hormuz crisis

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Analysis The tanker market is in uncharted territory. No one predicted the Hormuz crisis would last more than six months, but it has. The extended duration is turning out to be historically lucrative for VLCC owners FREE TO READ Source: Lloyd’s List Intelligence - Seasearcher Soaring spot rates for Gulf of Oman loadings pull VLCC tonnage toward Middle East. Pictured: VLCC positions as of September 8. SHIPPING markets are notoriously unpredictable during extreme disruptions.
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Hormuz ‘storm’ propels VLCC spot market, asset prices and long-term rates

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Analysis VLCC owners have already earned generational wealth. Their ‘champagne problem’ is to max out gains amid uncertainty: weighing spot exposure versus taking some chips off the table via vessel sales or locking in long-term charters A subscription is required to continue reading this content. Are you a subscriber? Sign in to continue reading. If content does not display, please refresh your browser. New to Lloyd's List?
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Disruptions and global growth keep container line correction at bay

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Analysis In 2023, after the pandemic boom ended, there were dire predictions on the fate of container shipping lines. These forecasts turned out to be spectacularly wrong. Three years later, liner operators are still going strong A subscription is required to continue reading this content. Are you a subscriber? Sign in to continue reading. If content does not display, please refresh your browser. New to Lloyd's List?
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Interview

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What was your first job as a journalist?

Sticking mailing labels on newspapers.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

For many years (but not for a long time)

How is social media changing news?

Dramatically. Most of my current readers find my stories through social media