Weekly Report: what happened at BOAT last week (0415-0419)?

Despite Challenges, U.S. Ports Remain Resilient

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Baltimore Key Bridge Tragedy Pressures Global Trade: Shipping Already Hit By Panama Canal, Red Sea Challenges

The Port of Baltimore is an important shipping hub for the U.S. East Coast. The port is the ninth-biggest for international cargo. The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore could impact global trade and supply chains. The container ship that struck the bridge was chartered by Danish shipping giant Maersk.

Weekly Report: what happened at BOAT last week (0318-0322)?

Weekly Report: what happened at BOAT last week (0311-0315)?

A Vote For Value Stocks In 2024

Geopolitical Unrest Halts BP, Adnoc's $2B Bid For Israeli Gas Firm

U.K.-based BP and the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company have suspended talks to buy a stake in Israeli gas company NewMed Energy. The two companies were negotiating the $2 billion purchase of a 50% stake in the Israeli company. NewMed says the talks have been suspended due to the "uncertainty"

Weekly Report: what happened at BOAT last week (0304-0308)?

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How The Freight Sector Could Benefit As Companies Look To Restock Inventories

Juliana Faircloth, VP for Portfolio Research at TD Asset Management, discusses the implications for transportation stocks. The global shipping industry was hit by a freight recession in 2023. Companies have begun to restock their inventories. The rail and trucking sectors could benefit from a trend toward restocking.

Consider This: Canals Are Becoming Chokepoints

International trade drives global economic growth. 80% of the global movement of goods is via maritime transport. Suez Canal's flow of traffic has been reduced by around 42% because of the Houthi militants' missile and drone attacks on shipping. We are seeing more frequent El Niño weather patterns, with a direct impact on the capacity of Panama Canal.

Houthi attack forces crew to abandon ship for the first time; West ramps up defense

A cargo vessel's crew was forced to abandon ship on Sunday following missile attacks by Houthi rebels in the Red Sea. The crew was evacuated for the first time since the militant group's attacks began in Yemen. The European Union has launched a defensive naval operation to protect ships in the sea. The U.S. On Saturday conducted five self-defense strikes against Houthis.

Weekly Report: what happened at BOAT last week (0212-0216)?

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Red Sea Crisis Shouldn't Spur Inflation, But The Spillover To Tankers Is Risky

PMI Comment Trackers Data Reveal Europe Hardest Hit By Red Sea Crisis With Food Sector Among Most Affected

PMI Comment Tracker data reveal Europe Hardest Hit By Red Sea Crisis With Food Sector Among Most Affected. Delivery delays return in Europe amid Red Sea attacks. Supplier delivery times in the UK and eurozone lengthened for the first time in a year. Attacks on ships in the Red Sea had a notable impact on supply chains in January.