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Mercados y Economía
Colombia
Se aprobó otro RIGI para minería de cobre: Glencore invertirá USD 4.000 millones
El yacimiento produciría un promedio de 200.000 toneladas de cobre destinadas íntegramente a mercados internacionales, mientras la empresa financiará los primeros dos años mediante aportes de capital y deuda propios
Exportaciones e Importaciones
Argentina
Marcelo Mindlin destacó el interés por Argentina en Francia: " Yo prefiero invertir hoy y no esperar a mañana"
El presidente de Pampa Energía, que participó de la Argentina Week en París, afirmó que el país puede consolidarse como un exportador relevante de energía y planteó la necesidad de convertir esos recursos en más industria y empleo local
Puertos y Marítimo
Mundo
No Lights, No Radio: Getting Oil Through Hormuz Is a Risky Job
The tanker captain summoned his years of experience when he saw the blast in front of him. He veered his 300-meter-long ship around the vessel ahead and could see a fire had started. He called the US Navy to tell them of the attack.
Alaska LNG Could Cost More Than Double Gulf Coast Rivals, Raising Questions Over Economics
US President Donald Trump’s push to steer $54 billion of South Korean investment into Alaska LNG is putting a fresh focus on a 20 million-ton-a-year export project that would cost more than twice as much as a comparable US Gulf Coast plant.
FedEx rolls out added security option for select deliveries
FedEx Authenticated Delivery requires the recipient to present a QR code upon arrival, which could benefit high-value items like electronics.
Logística y Transporte
Mundo
DOF secures preliminary award for 2028 project
Norwegian offshore vessel owner DOF has received a letter of intent to hire an I-class vessel in 2028. The scope of work includes DOF’s in-house project management and engineering, procurement, and logistics support services. DOF expects to confirm the full contract award by mid-November 2026. If the contract is…
Chevron extends Australia asset-integrity deal with EnerMech
UK oilfield services specialist EnerMech has secured a five-year extension to its non-destructive testing contract with Chevron Australia, retaining the inspection and asset-integrity work until the end of 2031. The Aberdeen-headquartered services company first won the assignment in 2017. The renewed agreement covers…
Puertos y Marítimo
Mundo
MOL lands Vale charter for two tri-fuel ore carriers
Japanese shipping giant Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) will operate two 210,000-dwt ore carriers for Vale under a 25-year contract, introducing tri-fuel propulsion to the long-haul iron ore trade. MOL Ocean Bulk, the group’s Singapore-based capesize bulker operator, signed the agreement with Vale International for vessels…
Puertos y Marítimo
Mundo
Carlova returns to Japan with Imabari aframax pair
Anthony Inglessis-led Carlova Maritime has ordered two 114,000 dwt aframax tankers at Imabari Shipbuilding, marking the Greek owner’s first newbuilding contracts in Japan since emerging from the break-up of Samos Steamship. Carlova’s newly updated fleet list shows the ships scheduled for delivery in the fourth quarter…
Puertos y Marítimo
Mundo
ONE folds Hong Kong regional HQ into Singapore
Ocean Network Express is consolidating its Asian regional management in Singapore, folding its Hong Kong-based East Asia headquarters into a new Asia Pacific operation from April 1, 2027. The Japanese containerline said the new Asia Pacific regional headquarters will combine its current East Asia operation in Hong…
Lula vs. Bolsonaro: qué se pone en juego para la Argentina y el Mercosur
A pesar de los cambios geopolíticos y las diferencias entre los mandatarios, Brasil se mantiene como el principal socio comercial de Argentina. Las posturas casi antagónicas de los competidores tienen en frente a burocracias persistentes. Ante una ratificación de Lula da Silva, no se esperan mayores cambios en la…
Puertos y Marítimo
Mundo
Tankers enter the death zone
Like climbers entering the death zone above 8,000 metres en route to the summit of Everest, VLCCs have entered their own peak: the moment where prices for secondhand tonnage surpass newbuild prices, and sell signs flash hard. These moments tend to be fleeting and have historically been associated with the hottest…
Puertos y Marítimo
Mundo
Fresh attacks hit Hormuz tanker and Saudi oil gateway
Kuwait Oil Tanker Company has suffered its second VLCC strike in four days, while a separate projectile attack at Saudi Arabia’s Yanbu port briefly disrupted loading operations, piling fresh security pressure on two of the Middle East’s key oil export routes. Maritime security firm Vanguard Tech identified the latest…
Puertos y Marítimo
Mundo
Splash Wrap: When normal becomes the risk
For an industry that has spent much of the 2020s making extraordinary money from things going wrong, this week brought an unfamiliar threat: things starting to go right. Some of shipping’s most important pressure points showed signs of easing. At the Panama Canal, for instance, improving rainfall allowed the…
La división jurídica del Acuerdo Mercosur–Unión Europea: ITA-EMPA. Competencias, aplicación provisional y el Auto del TJUE C-460/26 R, República de Polonia/Consejo
I. Introducción (1) El resultado de las negociaciones concluidas el 6 de diciembre de 2024 no fue con un único instrumento jurídico del acuerdo MERCOSUR-UNIÓN EUROPEA (UE). La Comisión Europea presentó dos acuerdos jurídicamente diferenciados: por una parte, el Acuerdo de Asociación UE–MERCOSUR (EMPA- EU–Mercosur…
Logística y Transporte
Mundo
Contships goes big in China with up to 30 newbuilds
Greek feeder specialist Contships Logistics has launched a potentially 30-ship newbuilding programme in China as the Nikolas Pateras-led owner shifts its fleet renewal drive towards fresh tonnage. Wholly owned CLC Newbuildings has signed a letter of intent with Hubei Guangji Green Energy Shipbuilding Group covering 10…
Mitsubishi puts $635m behind shipyard expansion
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is putting around ¥100bn ($635m) into expanding shipbuilding capacity at Shimonoseki, sealing a land deal with the city for a new production base on the artificial island of Choshu Dejima. MHI said its Mitsubishi Shipbuilding unit will transfer some functions currently carried out at the…