Lundh’s chemical coup
Swedish shipbroker races to cash in on management of small Turkish chemical tankers built on spec during the market boom.
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New March fixtures fail to boost Persian Gulf numbers, as other tanker sectors also remain stable.
VLCC:
Suezmax:
Aframax:
Dry Cargo
BDI clean sweep for this week as improving panamax market helps out the index.
Capesizes:
Panamaxes:
Supramaxes:
Containers
Hamburg Shipbrokers' Association's new ConTex containership chartering index drops a point to 388.
4,250 teu:
2,700 teu:
1,100 teu:
Offshore
A four-vessel requirement may ease the strife of anchor handler owners but not for a couple of days.
AHTS:
Large PSV:
Small PSV:
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OSG cuts quarterly dividend
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Ivar Lund sets sights on expansion
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