Dry Bulk Shipping: No more room for newbuilds
31 May 2018The dry bulk shipping industry remains on the road to recovery, as demand continues to keep its nose just ahead of fleet growth, while scrapping and ordering remains subdued.
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The dry bulk shipping industry remains on the road to recovery, as demand continues to keep its nose just ahead of fleet growth, while scrapping and ordering remains subdued.
In 2016 the dry bulk shipping sector experienced some of the worst market conditions in history. In response, BIMCO produced a unique analysis model, named "Road to Recovery" to highlight actions needed for the struggling shipping markets to recover - and to track their progress.
Iron ore provides 30% of the demand for the dry bulk market and, during 2016, its related tonne-mile demand went up by 6%. This was the key factor behind the overall demand side growth of 2.2%.
The mechanism supporting the generation of reports has changed since version 4. The development team is currently making the necessary adjustments so full reports are once again available. This is expected in the second quarter of 2021.
Read the latest digest of maritime security incidents and the weather forecast for piracy threat areas for the week to come.
Read the latest digest of maritime security incidents and the weather forecast for piracy threat areas for the week to come.
Read the latest digest of maritime security incidents and the weather forecast for piracy threat areas for the week to come.
Read the latest digest of maritime security incidents and the weather forecast for piracy threat areas for the week to come.
Read the latest digest of maritime security incidents and the weather forecast for piracy threat areas for the week to come.
Read the latest digest of maritime security incidents and the weather forecast for piracy threat areas for the week to come.