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    MOL to increase Far East-Japan rate US$50/TEU twice in July
    marketsJun 16, 2014

    MOL to increase Far East-Japan rate US$50/TEU twice in July

    JAPANESE shipping giant MOL will increase the rate for Far East shipments to Japan US$50 per TEU and

    Global Maritime News & Shipping Industry Updates

    00 per FEU from July 1 and then again on July 15.

    VLCC pricing to increase in the future
    marketsMar 8, 2014

    VLCC pricing to increase in the future

    VLCC tankers are now demonstrating a contango market, especially after the recent rise of newbuilding prices, compared to their five-year old peers. This according to Mcquilling Services which stated in a report Friday, that the market for VLCCs could very well be in a contango, i.e. future prices are expected to be higher than current valuations. According to Mcquilling,

    Sailing cancellations to increase due to P3 wait
    shippingOct 1, 2013

    Sailing cancellations to increase due to P3 wait

    More sailing cancellations are on the way as the P3 alliance has yet to spell out its intentions in any detail, and competitors will be loath to risk losing market share by taking more radical capacity reduction measures in the interim. Drewry expects ocean carriers will go for another round of serious sailing cancellations over this year’s winter season instead of service

    Containership orders on increase
    shipbuildingSep 2, 2011

    Containership orders on increase

    Containership orders are increasing at a dramatic rate, analysis from Braemar’s Seascope’s research division has revealed.

    Hapag-Lloyd to increase Asia-Europe rates US
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    marketsJan 1, 2000

    Hapag-Lloyd to increase Asia-Europe rates US

    Global Maritime News & Shipping Industry Updates

    ,000 per TEU July 1

    GERMANY's Hapag-Lloyd, the world's sixth largest carrier, has announced it will increase the rates for westbound Asia-Europe trade by US

    Global Maritime News & Shipping Industry Updates

    ,000 per TEU with effect from July 1.

    WTSA to increase dry cargo rates US
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    marketsJan 1, 2000

    WTSA to increase dry cargo rates US

    Global Maritime News & Shipping Industry Updates

    60/TEU, $200/FEU from October

    CARRIER members of the Westbound Transpacific Stabilisation Agreement (WTSA) will raise the rates of US

    Global Maritime News & Shipping Industry Updates

    60 per TEU and $200 per FEU for all dry cargo on all trade lanes with effect from October 1, according to a WTSA release.