Container

As we near the end of the fourth week of conflict in the Middle East Gulf, we see no immediate signs of any de-escalation to the crisis.

LNG

The LNG spot market continued to cool this week as the short-term spike in sentiment driven by tensions in the Middle East began to weaken. As the week progressed, a growing tonnage list and easing urgency from charterers pushed rates lower across both basins.

Clean

LR2

The TC1 75kt MEG/Japan index went from WS383 to WS411 this week. A voyage west also saw the TC20 90kt MEG/UK-Continent index climb a little to $7.32 million (+$78,100).

Capesize

The market began the week under pressure, with broad-based softening across both basins before staging a measured recovery to finish marginally firmer overall.

Flex LNG Ltd. («Flex LNG» or «Company») (NYSE: FLNG) is pleased to announce it has agreed a new Time Charter Agreement (“TC”) with a minimum firm period of two (2) years for Flex Aurora.

Dear Customers,

We hereby inform you that, with immediate effect, we have resumed new bookings for general cargo containers for shipments from Far East to the following countries in the Middle East via multi-modal transport: