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Recovering demand for US oil products has caused a 25.9% rise in US seaborne imports of oil products in the first seven months of 2021 compared to 2020, with imports so far this year totalling 26.1m tonnes.
The SnP activity maintained its strong volume of deals this past week. A total of 16 dry bulk and 8 tanker units changed hands with buyer’s interest being distributed in all sizes. The weekly sale and purchase report by Intermodal Research & Valuations features secondhand sales market prices for crude oil- and oil product tankers, dry bulk carriers, container ships and gas tankers. Secondhand asset values refer to Japan Blt vessels.
After a short-week break, owners’ appetite for Container units resumed with the number of deals surfacing in the past days highlighting that interest for contracting in the respective sector has remained robust. The weekly newbuilding report by Intermodal Research & Valuations feature, include newbuilding prices for dry bulk-, tanker- and gas shipping segments. Additionally, recent newbuilding orders are listed by units, type, size, yard, expected delivery date and price.
Despite the recent downturns in the sub-continent markets, which have seen prices correct by as much as USD 25/Ton of late, levels still remain at historically impressive highs across the sub-continent markets. The weekly demolition report by GMS, provides an overview of the demolition market, price by scrap yard location and ship type.
After a wobbly late August that finally saw the recycling markets even off over the last couple of weeks, sub-continent markets (India and Bangladesh) witnessed a noteworthy drop in steel plate prices this week, as local sentiments started to increasingly take a step back, in anticipation of a further decline. The weekly demolition report by GMS, provides an overview of the demolition market, price by scrap yard location and ship type.
Far from being the traditionally quieter summer / monsoon months, July and August have passed with marginally weaker, albeit (still) record numbers above USD 600/Ton and deals still being concluded, particularly in the beleaguered tanker and offshore sectors! The weekly demolition report by GMS, provides an overview of the demolition market, price by scrap yard location and ship type.
Prices have settled into a new reality this week as end Buyers get back to buying at levels just shy of the historical peaks seen this year, closer to (and in some cases, just over) USD 600/LT LDT from the market leaders, on high-spec units. The weekly demolition report by GMS, provides an overview of the demolition market, price by scrap yard location and ship type.
