Coronavirus and Compliance – S&P Global Platts Container Update, January 2020 — Panjiva
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Coronavirus and Compliance – S&P Global Platts Container Update, January 2020

Corp - Shipping 1030 Energy - Bunker Fuel 91 Global 1392 Mode - Containerized 1525 Mode - Seaborne 1846 Theme - Rates 240

The true cost of new sulfur emissions regulations imposed by the IMO has yet to be proven, though so far it’s likely only container lines that have installed sulfur scrubbers – and so can use fuel that is $300/mt cheaper – that will be happy. Market evidence suggests less than 50% of cost increases for higher cost, low sulfur fuel is being passed through. The extended lunar new year holiday caused by the coronavirus outbreak will trim transpacific volumes during Q1. Exports by sea from Hubei province represented 27.4% of U.S. seaborne imports from China in 2019. The ...

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