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Fleets change routes, insurers cut cover and war risk premiums surge

Shipping companies, insurers and energy traders are already changing operational behaviour as Middle East tensions disrupt routes, tighten insurance conditions and increase costs across the global maritime system, particularly around the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea

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Decks and Deals Weekly #14

Global shipping entered uncharted waters between 12–18 October 2025, as U.S.–China port fees ignited a $3.2 billion shockwave, European strikes choked key terminals, and the IMO’s carbon framework imploded under political crossfire

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Decks and Deals Weekly #11

Global shipping markets endured another week of volatility between September 20–27, as UNCTAD delivered sobering forecasts, Chinese shipyards defied US sanctions, and container rates plummeted ahead of Golden Week holidays

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Decks and Deals Weekly #2

The maritime crisis deepens as Houthi attacks escalate and global fleets expand, in this July 21–25 overview of a shipping industry trapped between geopolitical disruption, strategic investments, and rising uncertainty