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Persian Gulf conflict fails to hit charter demand
The charter market has remained resilient amid the Middle East disruption, with Maersk remaining particularly active due to its less active newbuilding orderbook.
The Danish line has chartered a few medium to large container ships from non-operating owners and shipping lines to plug their tonnage gap.
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