Major carriers still on the hunt for tonnage to boost market share
Led by MSC and CMA CGM, ocean carriers are again scouring the charter and sales ...
Non-operating containership owners (NOOs) are continuing to ‘make hay while the sun shines’, with demand for tonnage staying robust into the third quarter.
However, brokers report charterers becoming cautious about committing to longer charter periods, given the uncertain mid-term outlook for the freight market.
Copenhagen-headquartered MB Shipbrokers noted in its weekly review that “terms are softening slightly”, with “a trend towards shorter periods becoming more apparent”.
And London-based Braemar said that, while “demand remains strong”, ...
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