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Dry bulk poised for the comeback | 14 February 2008
Seasoned brokers with long memories watched with little real concern as January's market turmoil helped charter rates for bulk carriers...
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Index falls amplify stock market jitters | 14 February 2008
Falls in the Baltic Exchange dry indices amplified turmoil in global equity markets, sparking an investor sell-off and plunging stock...
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No answers on Wunma | 14 February 2008
Just over 12 months since a cyclone battered the Wunma in the Gulf of Carpentaria, and almost two...
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US slowdown won't hurt, owners say | 14 February 2008
Shipowners are generally convinced the dry bulk industry is unlikely to be severely hit by any slowdown in the US...
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Canada in hot pursuit of ambitious gateway plan | 07 February 2008
As global maritime commerce steadily grows, major trading nations have been paying special attention to expanding existing gateways or establishing...
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Driving home the point | 07 February 2008
There's something almost Churchillian about protests on the beaches of Port Phillip Bay. Sir Winston reminded of the need...
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Over-zealous Washington uses security as a barrier to the free flow of trade | 07 February 2008
Canada's efforts to become a strategic gateway of choice in North America are being undermined by costly delays, due to...
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Smoking out the class cartels | 07 February 2008
It has often been suggested by frustrated classification society people that “nobody understands what classification societies actually do”. After the...
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Europe terminals stretched to limit | 31 January 2008
The first European port – Rotterdam – breached the watershed 10m teu throughput mark last year, and it is perhaps...
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Going Dutch on port expansion | 31 January 2008
Port of Rotterdam Authority and Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten have concluded a financing agreement for E450m (US$658m), which will be used...
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The sweet breath of life | 31 January 2008
It is not rocket science to ensure that you refrain from entering an enclosed space that you suspect may not...





