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Decks and Deals Weekly #29

Between 25–31 January 2026, global shipping trends revealed an industry under pressure, as freight rates softened, carrier earnings deteriorated, fleet expansion accelerated, and geopolitical uncertainty reshaped routing, risk pricing, and strategic decision-making across liner markets

Black-and-white landscape with dramatic clouds reflected on calm water, conveying a tense and shifting atmosphere without identifiable people or vessels

Decks and Deals Weekly #22

The shipping market hit an inflection point this week as tankers turned into geopolitical targets, container rates split by geography, and carriers bet on green vessels despite weakening demand

A small, weathered fishing boat rests on calm, reflective water under a heavy, overcast sky, with distant hills in the background

Decks and Deals Weekly #19

The global shipping sector experienced a week of high-stakes maritime geopolitics and remarkable market volatility between November 16 and November 22, 2025, forcing industry veterans to once again adjust their carefully laid spreadsheets