Asia stays upbeat in latest survey
But the cost of meeting regulatory requirements is beginning to cause real concern
THERE is good news for Asian shipping in general, and Singapore in particular, in the latest Shipping Confidence Survey from international accountant and shipping adviser Moore Stephens.
While overall confidence levels in the shipping industry fell slightly during the quarter till May this year, due to concerns that overtonnaging could hit freight rates, confidence levels in Asia remained stable. Moreover ship managers were slightly more upbeat - and, of course, Singapore is a major ship management centre.
Even looking at the global scene, confidence levels remain at their second-highest in the past six …
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