Marsoft’s Dry Bulk market outlook for the remainder of the year is cautiously optimistic: improved grains trade prospects, steadier iron ore imports, and the recent seasonal rebound in Asian coal flows have prompted modest upward revisions to our base case relative to last August. Looking at 2026 however, China’s slowing import demand, firm fleet growth throughout the year and the expected Red Sea normalisation in 26H2 point to a gradually softening balance throughout 2026, w

Ryan Uljua talks with Hauke Kite-Powell about Marsoft’s latest LNG forecast—built for shipowners. They cover why spot rates are expected...

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Arlie Sterling, President of Marsoft, is looking forward to being back in London at Capital Link Shipping & Marine Services Forum on 16 th...

Marsoft has released its Q3 2025 Dry Bulk Market Report , and our latest episode of The Marsoft Beat  dives into the key takeaways. In...

Our team will shed light on the impact of all the pressing matters and uncertainty shipping is facing today: Red Sea diversions , OPEC ...

In recent months, VLGC rates witnessed sustained highs, which were largely unpredicted by many forecasters. VLGC rates for conventional...

Deal Consequences: Tariffs, Tankers, Bulkers & Trump – an added extra at Marine Money NYC this year. This select senior executive...

In the latest Marsoft Beat, Ryan Uljua sits down with Marsoft President Dr. Arlie Sterling to unpack what >100% US-China tariffs mean for...