Transport
Core UK operations remain a drag on Flybe
Fourth-quarter results in line with expectations following profit warning last month, despite demand for the company’s aircraft maintenance services
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Bidders ready to battle for Edinburgh Airport
At least five parties are due to make offers by Monday, including Global Infrastructure Partners and private equity groups 3i and Carlyle
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IEA cuts forecast again
THE IEA today further pared its outlook for global oil demand growth in 2012, to just 0.9%.
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Huge eastern Europe sugar duty rise agreed
RUSSIA, Kazakhstan, Belarus and Ukraine have decided on a huge rise in the minimum duty on imported sugar.
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FSL wants tankers back
SINGAPORE’S FSL Trust told embattled Berlian Laju Tanker today it wants three leased vessels back.
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Rhine links ice up
LINKS between the River Rhine and Germany’s canal network are reportedly being shut today, halting cargoes being transported between industrial sites in the west to Hamburg, Berlin and other cities.
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APL joins phase-out of US chassis
APL SAID today it will begin phasing out its US fleet of truck chassis used to haul containers.
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Bulker handed back
AS PRESSURE in the charter market rises, Simeon Palios-led Diana Shipping today announced the early redelivery of one of its Panamaxes.
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Flybe escapes hammering as update lays bare pressures in the UK market
Flybe's third quarter update laid bare the pressures in the UK market on Friday, as the company received a short respite from the hammering it has received since its flotation.
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Pirates seize bulker
LIBERIAN-flagged Free Goddess has been hijacked by Somali pirates in the Arabian Sea.
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Richards Bay coal shipments fall
RICHARDS Bay in January exported about half the coal it shipped in December 2011, as high coal stockpiles in China discouraged shipments.
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STX Pan Ocean increases credit line
STX PAN Ocean said today two of its substantial shareholders, STX Offshore & Shipbuilding and STX Corporation, would pledge more than 36.
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Back to the brainstorm
SHIPPING is brainstorming for new sources of finance to replace bank funding, Norton Rose’s latest transport survey revealed today.
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Car carrier sector seen braced for double-dip
A LOW orderbook-to-fleet ratio for ro-ros means that car carriers would hold up in a double-dip recession, a report has determined.
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LNG charter rates hit peak
SPOT RATES for LNG carriers continuing to climb today, with the cold snap in Europe and East Asia raising LNG demand amid tight vessel supply.
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Chemical rates keep firm
CHEMICAL demand has softened since the Lunar New Year, but brokers told Fairplay today high bunker prices have prevented a big drop in rates.
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Pricier bunkers spur March VLCC bookings
CHARTERERS of VLCCs with early March stems have started booking tonnage, as a $10 increase in Fujairah bunker prices is sparking anxiety.
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Humpuss unit bankrupt
SINGAPORE’S High Court has declared bankrupt the Singapore subsidiary of Indonesia’s PT Humpuss Intermoda Transportasi Tbk.
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Supramax rates inch up
BROKERS today told Fairplay Supramax rates in Asia are inching up, particularly for coal or nickel ore cargoes out of Southeast Asia.
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Exposure haunts Euroseas
NASDAQ-listed Euroseas has cut its dividend by almost one-third and warned on weak charter demand for its container ships in 2012.
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