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2008 Outlook for the Dry-Bulk and Crude-Oil Shipping Markets

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2008 Outlook for the Dry-Bulk and Crude-Oil Shipping Markets Contents
Preface
Chapter 1. Outlook for Supply and Demand
  1. Overview of Seaborne Trade Volume and Cargo Mix, and Focus of Analysis
  2. Trends in GDP, Trade Volume, and Seaborne Cargo Volume in the World over the Last 10 Years
  3. Economic and Industrial Trends in China
  4. Economic and Industrial Trends in the U.S.
  5. Recent Seaborne Trade Trends of Dry-Bulk Items and Crude Oil
  6. Seaborne Trade Volumes, Review of Past 10 Years and Outlook for Next 10 Years
  7. Predicted Cargo Mix in Next 10 Years
  8. Seaborne Trade on Ton-Mileage Basis
  9. Flows of Seaborne Trade: Analysis of Main Exporter/Importer Countries and Region
  10. Outlook of Tonnage Supply/Demand for the Next Three Years
Chapter 2. Demand Trends
= Iron Ore =
  1. Iron-Ore Trade Worldwide in 2007
  2. Developments in and after 2007
  3. Future Outlook of Seaborne Trade Volume of Iron Ore
= Coking Coal =
  1. Coking-Coal Trade Worldwide in 2007
  2. 2008: Stagnation of Shipping Due to Natural Disasters and Coking-Coal Price Negotiations
  3. Future Outlook of Seaborne Trade Volume of Coking Coal
= Steam Coal =
  1. Steam-Coal Trade Worldwide in 2007
  2. Developments after 2007
  3. Future Outlook of Seaborne Trade Volume of Steam Coal
= Grains =
  1. Seaborne Trade Volume of Grains in 2007
  2. Seaborne Grain Trade Volume and Ton-Mileage
  3. Supply Ever Tightening
  4. Food Grains Accounting for 41% of Total Consumption
  5. Wheat
  6. Coarse Grains
  7. Soybeans
  8. Soybean meal
= Minor Bulk =
  1. Steel (including semi-finished products)
  2. Scrap Iron
  3. Logs
  4. Woodchips
  5. Wood Pulp
  6. Rice (polished rice)
  7. Oilseeds (except soybeans) and Oilseed Meal (except soybean meal)
  8. Sugar
  9. Phosphate Rock
  10. Raw Materials for Fertilizers
  11. Bauxite and Alumina
  12. Manganese Ore
  13. Cement (including clinker)
  14. Coal Coke
  15. Salt
= Crude Oil =
  1. Cargo Traffic in 2007 and 2008
  2. Outlook of World Crude-Oil Production
  3. Consumption Trends in Major Countries
  4. Impacts of High Crude-Oil Prices on Merchant Shipping
  5. VLCC Newbuilding Order Placement Accelerated
= Oil Products =
  1. Seaborne Trade Trends of Oil Products in 2007
  2. Demand for Oil Products
  3. Oil-Refining Capacity
  4. Outlook of Trade Trends
  5. Order Placement for New Oil-Product and Chemical Tankers
  6. Seaborne Volume of Products Carried by Chemical Tankers
  7. Future Supply and Demand Trends of Petrochemicals
Chapter 3. Supply Trends
  1. Newbuilding Trends (Trends of Tonnage Ordered, Tonnage Completed and Tonnage on Order According to Lloyd's Statistics)
  2. Trends of Newbuilding Orders and Demolition
  3. Supply of Bulker and Tanker Tonnages (Based on Fearnleys' Statistics)
  4. Overview of Chinese Shipbuilding Industry (Based on Clarkson's Statistics)
  5. Tonnage Supply and Environmental Problems
Chapter 4. Market Trends
  1. Dry-Bulk Market
  2. Tanker Market
Chapter 5. World Economy
  1. Overview
  2. Outlook for the Next 10 Years
Abbreviations

Charts (Appendices)

 

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