New York - Performance in tankers and dry bulk is likely to remain sound in 2025, with tankers making above-average profits, supported by high tonne-mile demand, while oversupply and easing of disruptions in the Red Sea will put pressure on global container shipping, Fitch Ratings says.
We expect demand to grow in oil tankers and dry bulk in 2025, although more slowly than in 2024. The International Energy Agency forecasts oil demand to increase by 1 million barrels per day in 2025, which will be mostly met by supply growth from outside OPEC+. Increased . . .
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