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Allied Shipbroking - Weekly Market Report (part I)
Weekly Shipping Marker Review
This week’s Allied QuantumSea Research examines preliminary statistics on investment volumes in the newbuilding versus second hand markets ahead of the year’s completion.
Xclusiv Shipbrokers Weekly S&P Report
MARKET COMMENTARY:
Dry bulk closed 2025 in a very “old-school” way: not through a demand explosion, but through utilization tightening, timing and just enough friction to turn small shifts into big rate moves.
Xclusiv Shipbrokers Weekly S&P Report
Market Commentary:
The 2025 YTD tanker SnP market remains exceptionally active, shaped by strong freight earnings, long-haul trade patterns and the ongoing effects of sanctions on Russian crude and products.
Xclusiv Shipbrokers Weekly S&P Report
MARKET COMMENTARY:
The 2025 YTD dry bulk SnP market continues to show strong liquidity, but the nationality mix reveals where real conviction lies. China leads the buying side with 216 vessels, consolidating its role as the most aggressive fleet-expansion force in dry bulk.
Xclusiv Shipbrokers Weekly S&P Report
MARKET COMMENTARY:
China’s rush to lock in Africa’s battery metals is not just an EV or geopolitics story – it will possibly quietly reshape dry bulk trade. Africa holds roughly 30% of global mineral resources and punches far above its weight in the battery suite.
Πανελλήνιος Σύνδεσμος Εξαγωγέων: Οι 100 σημαντικότερες εξαγωγικές αγορές της Ελλάδος
Τα 100 σημαντικότερα ελληνικά εξαγόμενα προϊόντα στον Κόσμο
Σύμφωνα με ανάλυση του Πανελληνίου Συνδέσμου Εξαγωγέων και του Κέντρου Εξαγωγικών Ερευνών και Μελετών (ΚΕΕΜ), επί των προσωρινών στοιχείων της ΕΛ-ΣΤΑΤ, οι εξαγωγές, για το διάστημα Ιανουαρίου – Σεπτεμβρίου του 2025, μειώθηκαν συνολικά κατά 4,9% και ανήλθαν μόλις σε 35,58 δισ. ευρώ.
Xclusiv Shipbrokers Weekly S&P Report
Market Commentary:
Global energy markets are entering a new phase where climate ambition is taking a back seat to energy security. The latest IEA World Energy Outlook signals a striking shift: under its new “Current Policies” scenario, oil and gas demand will continue rising for the next 25 years, with no meaningful fall in CO₂ emissions unless policies change course.


























