Red Sea
Asian container liners see turnaround as Red Sea remains shut
Disruption from the war is roiling global supply chains, forcing liners to tackle everything from transit halts to soaring fuel costs
Shipping firms face tough 2026 as reopening of Red Sea looms
Maersk has made two successful passages for the first time since Yemen-based Houthis began attacking vessels in 2023
Maersk completes first Red Sea voyage in nearly two years
The shipping company says it has no plans to fully reopen the route but may gradually resume sailing via Suez and the Red Sea
Ship rates spiking 467% marks upended trade across commodities
Freight costs typically dip at year-end due to seasonal weakness in demand
Maersk sees better safety in Red Sea as it eyes eventual return
Shippers have been routing their vessels around Africa, adding thousands of miles and costs to voyages
Asia-US sea freight rates set to extend declines amid tariff chaos
Adding to uncertainty are unresolved trade talks between the US and China
Ship hit in Red Sea as Israel strikes Houthi-controlled ports
[AMMAN] Multiple small vessels attacked a ship in the Red Sea near Yemen’s Al Hudaydah port, causing a fire on board and prompting the crew to abandon ship before the Israel army carried out airstrike...
Trump launches military strikes on Houthi fighters in Yemen
US President Donald Trump said he ordered military attacks against sites in Yemen controlled by the Iranian-backed Houthi militia after months of disruption to shipping lanes in the Red Sea.
Shipping profit boom evaporates on US tariffs, Red Sea reopening
Increased levies on Chinese goods will likely reduce container volumes by 1.5 to 2 percentage points in 2025
Maersk eyes 4% market growth in 2025, uncertainty over tariffs and Red Sea
The shipping giant, viewed as a barometer of world trade, had seen no changes in cargo flows due to the threats of tariffs so far
