TradeWinds Wavelength - a weekly shipping news show

Regular updates on the top stories in the shipping industry from the editoral team of leading maritime news outlet TradeWinds. Hosted and produced by Craig Eason and the TradeWinds editorial team. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TradeWinds Wavelength - a weekly shipping news show is a business podcast hosted by Craig Eason, with 132 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Craig Eason hosts TradeWinds Wavelength - a weekly shipping news show, a business show with 132 episodes published.

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  Tankers at the top?

  Oct 2, 202628 min

  In this week’s episode: TradeWinds’ tanker correspondent, Matt Coyne, is in the studio to unravel yet more superlatives about the crude markets as geopolitics and turmoil feed into rocketing rates. Read more: Oslo-listed VLCC giants sitting on $2bn in paper profit on newbuildings Read more: ‘Extraordinary’ tanker boom could last through next year, says Clarksons Was it hacked or is there a disinformation campaign? We look at new cyber rules, an attempt to exaggerate a cyber hack on a ship and just how difficult it is in the cyber resilience market. Read more: Is there a cyber disinformation campaign targeting shipping? Holly Birkett is in the studio with the monthly edition of Granular, our regular look at a key area in the dry bulk market. Read more: Fertiliser will lose out to copper industry as sulphur shortage shifts trade flows Host and producer: Craig Eason Additional reporting: Matt Coyne, Holly Birkett, Yannick Guerry A TradeWinds/DN Media podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  The Trafigura VLCC IPO

  Sep 25, 202630 min

  In this week’s podcast: Trafigura is bringing its VLCC tanker division, now called Volare Shipping, to the Oslo Stock Exchange with a planned IPO. Lucy Hine joins host Craig Eason to talk through the listing and how the tanker market has reacted. Read more: Trafigura launches $500m Oslo IPO for new VLCC spin-off Volare Shipping Read more: Volare Shipping sells $500m new shares boosting value to $1.2bn ahead of IPO Read more: Trafigura banks $38m profit on sale of product tanker pair The International Union of Marine Insurance held its annual gathering in Rotterdam this week. TradeWinds risk correspondent Paul Peachey talks to new IUMI president Sean Dalton and discusses key issues around the state of the insurance markets, war, chokepoints and the risks of car batteries. Read more: The open-and-shut Hormuz case gives war risk insurers the jitters Read more: Hull underwriters hit by rising costs and war losses Read more: Idle ships in Gulf pose threat for maritime insurers when they start moving Host and producer: Craig Eason Additional reporting: Yannick Guerry, Lucy Hine and Paul Peachey A TradeWinds/DN Media podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Riding shipping's highest-ever rate wave

  Sep 18, 202628 min

  In this week's Wavelength podcast. The spoils of war are revealed as listed shipping companies announce profits and dividends as charter rates continue to climb skywards. Any Pierce talks to host Craig Eason about the trends and how it could scare some investors off. Read more: War drives shipping’s biggest ever bull run as rates smash records Read more: Public shipowners shower $3.24bn in dividends on investors in peak quarter Read more: Record tanker markets scare off shipping investors The Houthis have made ground in broadening their reach and posing even more of a threat to Red Sea merchant traffic. Eric Priante Martin has been looking at the impact of the 'merchants of chaos'. Read more: ‘Merchants of chaos’: Experts say Houthis not likely to limit targets to Saudi ships after land grab Read more: US officials reportedly met with Houthis after advance to Bab el-Mandeb Strait And TradeWinds gas correspondent Lucy Hine has spent the week at Gastech in Bangkok getting a feel for the latest mood in the markets. Read more: LNG supply unlikely to catch up with sector’s fleet growth until late 2028, Vortexa says Read more: Exmar stays hungry for FSRU business as company builds on its specialisms Host and production: Craig Eason Additional reporting: Yannick Guerry, Andy Pierce, Lucy Hine, Eric Priante Martin. A TradeWinds/DN Media podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  The Gulf crisis could be so much worse

  Sep 11, 202628 min

  This week's podcast comes from Oslo OCean Days where regional and international shipowners convened to talk about the Gulf situation, market disruption and optimism about international talks to find a climate deal for shipping. We hear from Alexander Saverys, chief executive, CMB.Tech, Andreas Enger, boss of Hoegh Autoliners and Hing Chao, chairman, Wah Kong. Read more: Economic cracks showing as Strait of Hormuz chaos sends oil price soaring Read more: Shipowners philosophically against chokepoint tolls will pay them anyway Read more: ‘In a falling tide, you see who has been swimming naked.’ Major shipowners ready for downturn Sveinung Oftedal, chair of the closed door IMO climate talks explains hy he is optimisitic that all sides of the net zero impasse will agree on a new deal And we have a snippet from the closing speech of Leif Hoegh, chairman of Hoegh Autoliners and board member Hoegh Evi with some philosophical thoughts as his family business closes in on its centenary Read and listen more: Leif Hoegh: ‘If you do not take any risks, you do not learn anything’ Host and producer: Craig Eason Additional editorial from: Julian Bray, Paul Peachey, Yannick Guerry A TradeWinds/DN Media podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Can the IMO do more for shipping in the Gulf?

  Sep 4, 202632 min

  In this episode: Hard talk from Arsenio Dominguez as 6,000 seafarers remain trapped in the Gulf as resolutions over Hormuz wanes. The conversation was part of the recent TradeWinds Shipowner Forum Hamburg during SMM.   Listen to more on the Wavelength Plus podcast China's shipbuilders seek closer relationship with European owners as country urges green transition. Read more: CSSC chairman courts European shipowners as Chinese shipyard giant pushes green agenda Meanwhile India shipbuilder Chowgule wins order for ultra green emissions free bulkers as its growing orders for hybrid and green ships grows. Read more: Indian yard scores big wins in small ship deals And Everllence boss Dr Uwe Lauber opens up about the future of shipping's biggest engine maker now it has US private equity giant Bain as major owner. Read more: Volkswagen sells ship engine business to private equity firm in $8.4bn deal Listen to more on the Wavelength Plus podcast Produced and hosted: Craig Eason Additional editorial input: Julian Bray, Holly Birkett Yannick Guerry A TradeWinds/DN Media podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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