Two winners from the Red Sea crisis: the shipping lines and Houthis
“Vessels ‘go dark’ to avoid Houthi attacks,” blared headlines as 2024 kicked in, and commercial ...
You may have read “Why attacks on container ships caused container stocks to jump“. That’s a catchy headline, isn’t it?
Interesting.
In a nutshell, from FreightWaves on Friday (15 December):
“Risks to container ships and their crews are escalating by the day in the Red Sea — and with that rising danger comes the prospect of higher shipping rates.”
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Interesting.
(By sheer luck, Premium wrote on Friday ahead of the war-related events, a side note on: ’The bright side of the ocean shipping trade’.)
Some have even ...
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