'Flexible' new mid-size containerships see carriers better prepared for crashing demand
Emergent trends in shipbuilding demonstrate how carriers are building capacity management into their fleets at ...
The containership charter market is ending 2019 on a mixed note, according to Alphaliner’s final analysis of the year.
“Larger vessels of 5,500 teu and over continue to benefit from a tight supply environment with continuously firm charter rates,” said the consultant.
Furthermore, it said that “the persistent lack of tonnage in these sizes” would bode well for owners, especially when demand picked up again next year.
“By contrast,” said Alphaliner, “the situation for medium-sized and smaller vessels has been, and remains, more ...
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