Dry Market Roundup

Global economic growth has shown signs of resilience in the past few years, supported by easing inflationary pressures and steady, albeit uneven, recovery in key regions, according to the OECD. After a slower-than-expected start to 2024, global growth remains moderate, with forecasts pointing to a slight pickup in the coming quarters. OECD projects that this

Global Viewpoints

Trump is back. He considers that he took over the presidency on Nov 6, the day that his victory in the Presidential election was confirmed, rather quicker than we had expected. Despite having criticized Biden for poor economic performance and inflation, he is now taking credit for the US economy’s strong showing. The seeds of

US Trade Policy Takes a Hardline Turn

Under Trump’s prior administration, global trade underwent significant disruptions, particularly with the imposition of tariffs on Chinese goods during the U.S.-China trade war. Trump’s return to the White House could revive or intensify such policies, potentially reshaping global shipping routes. If tariffs on China increase or new trade restrictions are introduced, shippers might see a

It’s Time to give Shipping the Recognition it Deserves

Each industry is inherently associated with a flagship product that embodies its identity. The steel industry is synonymous with its diverse steel products, agriculture with its harvested grains, aviation with its aircraft, and similarly, the maritime industry is quintessentially represented by the ship. The ship is an exemplary model of simplicity and innovation, playing a