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Port of Antwerp-Bruges Sees Decline in Goods in H1 2026
The Port of Antwerp-Bruges, against a backdrop of geopolitical tensions, trade conflicts, and operational disruptions, context handled 133.9 million tons…
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GMS Sees U.S. Recycling License as Blueprint to Retire Shadow Fleet Vessels
Global ship recycler Global Marketing Systems (GMS) says a recent U.S. government license authorizing the recycling of four sanctioned vessels…
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US Sees 10 Million Barrels Via Hormuz Sapping Iran Oil Leverage
Commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has surged over the past few weeks, with American military support helping boost…
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Panama Canal Sees Revenue Beating Forecast After Hormuz Closure
The Panama Canal expects revenue to exceed its $5.2 billion forecast for fiscal 2026 after the closure of the Strait…
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DP World Cochin Sees Highest Monthly Throughput in May
DP World Cochin’s International Container Transshipment Terminal (ICTT) achieved its highest monthly throughput in May 2026 for CY2026, handling 77,637…
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ClassNK CEO Hayato Suga Sees Class Evolving with AI
For ClassNK President and CEO Hayato Suga, the industry’s current moment is unlike anything he has seen in his career.…
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EIA Sees Weak Global Oil Demand Limiting Price Spike from Hormuz Disruption
The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) has lowered its outlook for global oil demand in 2026, saying weaker consumption could…
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North Korea Sees Nuclear Deterrent Role For Navy
By Sarina Yoo and Denny Thomas Jun 6, 2026 (Bloomberg) –North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said the navy must become…
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MacGregor Sees Strong Year Despite Order Dip in First Quarter
Macgregor has released its first quarter 2026 interim report indicating a strong start to 2026 with continued positive momentum, despite…
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Frontline Sees Strongest Quarter in Two Decades as Hormuz Crisis Reshapes Tanker Trade
Frontline plc, one of the world’s largest publicly traded operators of crude oil tankers, reported its strongest adjusted quarterly earnings in…
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