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Shipping stocks Rally as Hormuz Traffic plunges 75%
Ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz — a critical chokepoint handling about 20% of global crude oil and liquefied natural gas shipments — has fallen to roughly one-quarter of its prewar level. According to a report by the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations , the number of vessels transiting the strait has declined by about 75% from before the Iran war. As disruptions along major…
Port of Piraeus receives special award marking 10 years since COSCO SHIPPING joined its Shareholding Structure
Award presented at the 9th Infrastructure and Transport Conference ITC 2026 A significant milestone in the history of Piraeus Port Authority and the development of the Port of Piraeus was…
Seafarers’ voices must shape the future of mental health support at sea, says OneCare Group
The shipping industry must listen more closely to the lived experiences of seafarers if it is to build working environments that genuinely protect mental health and wellbeing, OneCare Group has…
Bangladesh’s Chittagong Port Authority and DP World sign 15 year concession for new Mooring Container Terminal
The Chittagong Port Authority and DP World have signed a 15-year concession agreement for the operation and maintenance of the New Mooring Container Terminal including Overflow Container Yard at…
Singapore strengthens ship registry capabilities as Registry marks 60 Years
The Singapore Registry of Ships (SRS) is strengthening its capabilities to support a more digital and increasingly multi-fuel shipping sector, as it marks 60 years since its establishment in 1966.…
Hormuz: Normalisation no longer needs to wait for a deal
Kpler is moving away from the assumption that reopening the Strait of Hormuz requires a comprehensive political agreement. Our base case will instead reflect slower, uneven normalisation under…
MarinePALS and SEAker to link cadet training records with verified sea service
MarinePALS and SEAker have signed a Philippine distribution agreement to connect digital cadet training records with verified sea service. The planned integration will bring evidence of practical…
DP World reaffirms long term partnership with India as executive chairman H.E. Essa Kazim makes first visit
Executive Chairman H.E. Essa Kazim, Group CEO Mr. Yuvraj Narayan and members of the board engage with JNPA leadership to explore opportunities for deeper collaboration and future investment.…
MOL President & CEO Tamura addresses company’s entrance ceremony
'Building the Future Together with MOL CHARTS in Our Hearts Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, announced that on October 1, it welcomed 28 new employees. President & CEO Tamura delivered the following message…
DORIC WEEKLY INSIGHT 02 OCTOBER 2026
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Trafigura secures USD4.4 billion syndicated revolving credit facility and term loan facilities
Trafigura Group , a market leader in the global commodities industry, announced the closing of its new syndicated Revolving Credit Facility and Term Loan Facilities at approximately USD4.4 billion.…
Brazil power reforms to accelerate shift to renewables, says GlobalData
Brazil is entering a new phase of power sector development as reforms to the electricity market, offshore wind regulation, and low-carbon hydrogen policy support investment in a more diversified…
HGK sets the course for growth and resilience
Alexander Garbar starts work as the COO of Infra- and Suprastructure, Günter-Friedrich Maas as the COO of Contract Logistics The new management structure strengthens the integration of logistics…
Microlearning drives crew appetite for self-directed training at Eastern Pacific Shipping
Eastern Pacific Shipping , one of the world’s largest privately owned ship management companies, has recorded strong demand for self-directed learning after MarinePALS, a maritime e-learning…
Iran-US deal logic is building, but the political math doesn’t work yet
Diplomacy and desperation are both accelerating at once. The question for markets is whether either side's decision-makers have enough reason to sign one before the other side's leverage erodes…
Maersk completes first U.S. ethanol bunkering of a deep-sea container vessel
Maersk has completed the first ship-to-ship commercial ethanol bunkering of a deep-sea container vessel in the United States, marking another step in the company's exploration of future fuel…
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