Panama Canal
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Panama Canal may further cut daily ship traffic to 29 due to strengthening El Niño-induced drought
The Panama Canal Authority warned on Monday that it may further reduce the daily ship transit limit to as low as 29 by February or March, from the current 34 (effective Sept 4) and 32 (effective Sept
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Panama Canal restricts daily vessel traffic to 34 from Thursday, further to 32 by Sep 15, due to low water levels; one ship paid record $5.3M for transit
Panama Canal authorities announced that from Thursday (September 3), the number of vessels permitted to pass daily will be restricted to 34, down from the traditional 40. This cap will further drop to
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China Merchants Securities: El Niño has impacted Peruvian fishmeal and the Panama Canal, with a probability exceeding 90% for an extremely strong El Niño in autumn/winter 2026.
China Merchants Securities' latest research report indicates that the El Niño phenomenon has already impacted supply chains through two main channels: first, by increasing aquaculture feed costs due t
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BW LPG Q2 Earnings: Strait of Hormuz Closure Fundamentally Alters Global LPG Trade Flows, Declares $0.95 Per Share Dividend
BW LPG Limited stated during its Q2 2026 earnings call that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz has fundamentally altered global liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) trade flows, leading to a 46% decrease in
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Panama Canal slashes daily vessel crossings to 32 due to insufficient rainfall, shipping costs surge
The Panama Canal Authority announced last week that due to persistent low rainfall, it would reduce the number of daily transiting vessels from 36 to 32, effective September 15. Some climate scientist
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Panama Canal tolls hit a record high, with the average daily auction price for common locks reaching US$1.1 million in August, due to the dual impact of El Niño and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
According to the Financial Times, Panama Canal tolls are reaching historic highs, driven by low water levels caused by El Niño and a surge in energy transportation demand triggered by the closure of t
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Panama Canal fees hit record high due to El Niño and Iran war
The Panama Canal has seen its transit fees reach a record high, primarily driven by the El Niño weather phenomenon, which has caused falling water levels. This could lead to a limitation of transit sl
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Panama Canal may further cut daily ship traffic to 29 due to strengthening El Niño-induced drought
The Panama Canal Authority warned on Monday that it may further reduce the daily ship transit limit to as low as 29 by February or March, from the current 34 (effective Sept 4) and 32 (effective Sept
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Panama Canal restricts daily vessel traffic to 34 from Thursday, further to 32 by Sep 15, due to low water levels; one ship paid record $5.3M for transit
Panama Canal authorities announced that from Thursday (September 3), the number of vessels permitted to pass daily will be restricted to 34, down from the traditional 40. This cap will further drop to
-
China Merchants Securities: El Niño has impacted Peruvian fishmeal and the Panama Canal, with a probability exceeding 90% for an extremely strong El Niño in autumn/winter 2026.
China Merchants Securities' latest research report indicates that the El Niño phenomenon has already impacted supply chains through two main channels: first, by increasing aquaculture feed costs due t
-
BW LPG Q2 Earnings: Strait of Hormuz Closure Fundamentally Alters Global LPG Trade Flows, Declares $0.95 Per Share Dividend
BW LPG Limited stated during its Q2 2026 earnings call that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz has fundamentally altered global liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) trade flows, leading to a 46% decrease in
-
Panama Canal slashes daily vessel crossings to 32 due to insufficient rainfall, shipping costs surge
The Panama Canal Authority announced last week that due to persistent low rainfall, it would reduce the number of daily transiting vessels from 36 to 32, effective September 15. Some climate scientist
-
Panama Canal tolls hit a record high, with the average daily auction price for common locks reaching US$1.1 million in August, due to the dual impact of El Niño and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
According to the Financial Times, Panama Canal tolls are reaching historic highs, driven by low water levels caused by El Niño and a surge in energy transportation demand triggered by the closure of t
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Panama Canal fees hit record high due to El Niño and Iran war
The Panama Canal has seen its transit fees reach a record high, primarily driven by the El Niño weather phenomenon, which has caused falling water levels. This could lead to a limitation of transit sl
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