U-turn for ocean rates in car-carrier charter market as exports level off
The car-carrier market is now at a crossroads, as charter rates have corrected substantially from ...
Until recently the mid-size and large containership charter market has been relatively sheltered from the downturn in liner shipping, but a maritime consultancy says it believes a “material decline in charter rates is on the cards”.
In its July Horizon report, Maritime Strategies International (MSI) says it expects the erosion of daily hire rates and reductions in time periods that has already impacted charter party agreements for small containerships is about to spread to bigger vessel fixtures.
“An important reason for this ...
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