ocean freight
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Company earnings
Euronav sees tanker rate upside from IMO 2020 and ‘speed limit’ plan
Tanker companies like Euronav expect to see financial benefits from impending environmental regulations, which will change the type of fuel…
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Maritime
What sinking ship finance means to future ocean freight markets
At the same time Wall Street investors are shunning ship owners, European banks are pulling back on providing debt to…
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Maritime
The future of the Panama Canal: What’s next for LNG, LPG and oil tankers
A top executive of the Panama Canal Authority outlines the prospects for LNG, LPG and crude/product tanker transits through the…
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Economics
In-line first quarter for Panalpina
Panalpina reported $0.82 (Swiss Francs, or CHF) per share in earnings for the first quarter of 2019 compared to $0.72…
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Company earnings
Analysts react to Expeditors’ Q4 results
Expeditors should do well in a softening ocean freight market and a Panalpina deal wouldn’t necessarily be a bad thing.
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Airfreight
Focus on efficiencies powers Expeditors’ fourth quarter; net revenue decelerated through 2018
A solid quarter, year despite decelerating sequential net revenue.
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Less than Truckload
Expeditors manages through higher carrier pricing to post solid third-quarter results
Expeditors navigates around pricing pressure to post solid Q3 results.
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Maritime
New maritime risk intelligence platform finishes testing
FreightWaves spoke to IMSA CEO Corey Ranslem about the first install, the ARMS platform’s official launch at the end of…
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Maritime
Brazil-premium for soybeans could see Chinese buyers increasing shipments from the US
China imposed a 25% import duty on US soybean imports in July and a domestic shortage of beans is now…
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Economics
Rising oil prices and lower spot market rates dampen Q1 maritime margins
High capacity, steady rise in oil prices, a weaker U.S. dollar and a dull spot market had sunken margins of…
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