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Class society DNV has unveiled the sixth edition of its Maritime Forecast to 2050 report with a new focus on how to overcome the “ultimate hurdle” of fuel availability.
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Global Market Update

Any future disruptions could push prices sharply higher

Last week saw the European Central Bank following the US Federal Reserve’s example with a sizeable interest rate hike to combat the continent’s rising prices.
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Signal Dry Bulk Weekly Report

Snapshot of Spot Freight Rates, Supply-Demand Trends, Port Congestions

Prices for iron ore cargoes containing 63.5% iron for delivery to Tianjin rose to around $105, the highest level in nearly three weeks, boosted by the prospect of increased Chinese demand.
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Higher Than Expected Inflation Pushes Commodities Lower

More support for the construction sector is expected as Beijing looks to boost economic activity

Higher than expected inflation in the US raised fears of further aggressive hikes by the Fed.
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VesselsValue - VLCC Supply And Demand Analysis

Recent positive developments in the VLCC sector

While the talk of the town has been of the VLCC sector’s spike in rates in recent weeks, this article focuses on some of the key variables that have afflicted these vessels over the past few years and kept market sentiment so low for so long.
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Slowing Fuel Demand Takes Its Toll On US Crude Flows

US SPR releases bring much needed supply to a tight market

As global fuel demand falls amidst a broader economic slowdown that is brewing behind the wings, we see its impact on US crude/condensate flows.
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Strength In India's Coal Production And Electricity Production

Production has continued to achieve strong year-on-year growth

Coal India produced approximately 46.2 million tons of coal last month, which marks a month-on-month decline of 1.1 million tons (-2%) but a year-on-year increase of 3.6 million tons (9%).
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