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1H 2026 Shipping Market Trends & Highlights
The first half of 2026 was defined by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz following US-Israeli military operations against Iran in late February. The disruption rippled across shipping...
Read the postChina’s Vehicle Export Machine: How Chinese OEMs are Reshaping Global Car Carrier Demand
China’s rise as the world’s dominant light vehicle (LV) exporter is no longer a trend, it is a structural shift that is fundamentally reshaping the global Vehicle Carrier market....
Read the postShipping Market Outlook: Q3 2026
As we enter this next quarter, shipping markets are navigating a pivotal geopolitical inflection point. The Islamabad MOU signed on 17 June marks a tentative de-escalation of the Iran...
Read the postIntroducing the Veson Platform: CoCaptain AI
This post is part of a series exploring the Veson Platform, a new experience for IMOS that brings contextual AI, email, and validated market data together in one place. Read...
Read the postIntroducing the Veson Platform: Vessel Insights
This post is part of a series exploring the Veson Platform, a new experience for IMOS that brings contextual AI, email, and validated market data together in one place. Read...
Read the postIntroducing the Veson Platform: Bunker Insights
This post is part of a series exploring the Veson Platform, a new experience for IMOS that brings contextual AI, email, and validated market data together in one place. Read...
Read the postIntroducing the Veson Platform: Connect
Connect brings communication and collaboration together in the Veson Platform. Teams and counterparties can stay aligned where the operational work already happens.
Read the postHow the VLCC Market is Responding to a Possible Strait of Hormuz Reopening
Spot rates are falling as the market remains optimistic of a US-Iran deal to reopen the trading passageway.
Read the postWhy Maritime Doesn’t Trust its Data
We need humans to remain at the center of maritime work, bringing their unique perspectives, now equipped with more data.
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