Tag: The Us

The dollar’s wobble exposes shipping’s one-currency weakness, writes Andrew Craig-Bennett. As we all know, to generate a really big shipping ...

Container analysts at Alphaliner have crunched the numbers to calculate the theoretical fees to be levied from the US Trade ...

The Documentary Committee of the world’s largest shipping association, BIMCO, has adopted a standard clause aimed at addressing contractual uncertainties ...

For car carriers and LNG tankers, the US Trade Representative (USTR) on Friday rowed back on its plans to penalise ...

The 90-day tariff ceasefire between the world’s top two economies could see covid era surges in shipments and box freight ...

The Korean-controlled Philly Shipyard is gearing up to build the first LNG carriers in America since the 1970s. Following last ...

US President Donald Trump’s new round of tariffs against his country’s top three trading partners has sparked retaliatory action, launching ...

Shipping is reeling from what could be the most seismic decision to effect the industry yet in the opening weeks ...

The US is considering slapping huge fees on Chinese-built ships calling at its ports, while also clamping down on Chinese ...

The International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) has today (10 October) gone ahead with strike action at US ports from Maine to ...