News 2011 October 31

Maersk Line sees boost in Asia-Europe bookings

Tata NYK Shipping to purchase three dry bulk cargo carriers

Iron-ore ship earnings fall as Chinese steel production slows

Gasoline cargoes to U.S. may rise as refineries cut fuel production

Klaipedos Nafta gets three bids for LNG FSRU

Hoegh names latest ship in Mozambique

PetroChina books supertanker to ship 1st fuel oil cargo from Europe

UK to allow armed guards on cargo ships

GDF Suez signs deals in China with CIC, CNOOC

Asia LNG prices to continue rising-Shell CEO Voser

Israel signs deal for $140 mln off-shore LNG terminal

NOL posts Q3 net loss of $91 million

Tsuneishi Shipbuilding launches 82.000 DWT Kamsarmax type bulk carrier

Brunsbuttel Ports, Gasnor agree on bunkering vessels with LNG

Latin American countries need to look beyond super ports - expert

Veson signs contract with Odfjell

Matson won't add Guam capacity after Horizon exit

Marseilles Q3 container throughput down 6 percent

NYK posts net loss of $150.35m in H1 of 2011-12 fiscal year

K Line reports H1 net loss of $242.68m

CSCL buys 8 container ships for $754 mln

Maersk Line launches 'Daily Maersk Absolute reliability' system in Manila

Mitsui O.S.K., NYK to cut capacity after forecasting losses

Sembcorp Marine yard gets tanker conversion contract

STX OSV gets $184m PSV contracts

Otto Marine issues profit warning

MOL posts H1 net loss of $214.78mln

Evergreen Marine posts Q3 net loss of $37.67m

Crude futures price is down to $109,91 in London, in New York - down to $93,32