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17 August 2026

OceanX: Carrier earnings pushed up by rates – what is the value of ‘premium strategy’?

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OceanX: Carrier earnings pushed up by rates – what is the value of ‘premium strategy’?

It seems we passed day 1,000 of the Red Sea diversions. It’s a case that teaches us how long underlying issues can prevail unresolved. Whilst at the beginning we would have thought this could only last a few weeks, we are now on track for three years despite US military action against the Houthis, the EU-led Aspides mission, and several other efforts. On top of that, pressure and complaints from all the “losers“ ... The post OceanX: Carrier earnings pushed up by rates – what is the value of ‘premium strategy’?

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