OSLO: The return of container shipping to the Red Sea is ramping up, but what does it mean for shippers negotiating new long term contract rates in 2026? This blog focuses on the major
LONDON: Rates for shipping containers from east Asia and China to the US edged lower this week as a pre-Lunar New Year demand bump failed to emerge, or has already peaked, which suggests carriers
LONDON: DP World has set a new handling record at London Gateway, surpassing three million TEU (twenty-foot equivalent unit) in 2025, thanks to the newly operational fourth berth and the addition of vessel calls
MUMBAI: The global shipping industry is entering 2026 firmly as a shipper-driven market, shaped by a widening supply–demand imbalance and easing freight rates, according to an industry outlook shared by Mr. Supal Shah, CEO
AHMEDABAD : Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd (APSEZ) reported a steady operational performance in December 2025, with total cargo handled rising 9% year-on-year to 41.9 million metric tonnes (MMT). The growth was
KOLKATA : In November 2025, (Haldia Dock Complex) HDC handled 21,691 TEUs, surpassing its previous monthly record. The momentum carried forward into December, when the port processed 22,657 TEUs, marking another new high. Achieving
LONDON: A potential return to normal Red Sea and Suez Canal routings looms large over the container shipping market outlook, with the shift expected to have a material impact on ship demand and overall
NEW YORK: Geopolitical and policy risks have become bigger drivers of our ‘deteriorating’ 2026 outlook for the global shipping sector than underlying industry fundamentals, Fitch Ratings says. These risks include potential tariff-related escalation; other