AJOT Digital Edition #624

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This Issue's Focus:

Ocean Carrier Review
West Coast Ports

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Ocean Carrier Review

^* AAL forges ahead, despite challenging times

by Peter Buxbaum

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Ocean Carrier Review

^* Is the consolidation of two big container operators a trend?

by Matt Miller

^* Tanker rates expected to fall as capacity increases

by Peter Buxbaum

Ocean Carrier Review

Tankers are currently the most profitable vessels in shipping, with freight rates higher compared with other sectors. Four factors led to the big leap in tanker earnings in 2015, according to Drewry, the London-based maritime consultancy: strong growth in oil trade, sluggish expansion of the fleet, a sharp increase in floating storage, and lower bunker prices.

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Ocean Carrier Review

^* Multipurpose carriers see hope in power generation

by Peter Buxbaum

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Ocean Carrier Review

^* Cement carrier eyes global infrastructure market

by Leo Ryan

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West Coast Ports

^*Pacific Northwest ports

by Leo Quigley

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West Coast Ports

^*California Ports - The rebound is well underway

by Stas Margaronis

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