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Tanker shipping: worst not yet over as industry pays for the strong second quarter

This year, tanker shipping will not benefit from the usual strong winter seasonal effect. Though the new lockdowns being introduced in many countries are less strict than in the spring, the effect on tanker shipping will be worse, given the oil supply glut of Q2. The news of an effective vaccine offers some hope of a global oil demand recovery but, however it comes about, it will be slow and drawn out, and it will be at least 2022 before global oil demand returns to pre-pandemic levels. Demand drivers and freight rates The arrival of winter usually gives a seasonal…

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This year, tanker shipping will not benefit from the usual strong winter seasonal effect. Though the new lockdowns being introduced in many countries are less strict than in the spring, the effect on tanker shipping will be worse, given the oil supply glut of Q2. The news of an effective vaccine offers some hope of…

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Maritime Zones of Maldives Act, 1996 (Act No. 6/96).

Maritime Zones of Maldives photo of compass by shipdiary.com

Database of national labour, social security and related human rights legislation – Maritime Zones of Maldives Act Name: Maritime Zones of Maldives Act, 1996 (Act No. 6/96). Country: Maldives Subject(s): Seafarers Type of legislation: Law, Act Adopted on: 1996 Entry into force: ISN: MDV-1996-L-85776 Link: https://www.ilo.org/dyn/natlex/natlex4.detail?p_isn=85776&p_lang=en Bibliography: Unofficial English translation  Blue Peace Environmental NGO, Maldives PDF  (DOC.NORMES) (consulted on…

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