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Global shipping chart showing container orderbook and capacity growth from 2015 to 2026

Global shipping outlook 2026 and the road to 2035

  • June 4, 2026
Three-panel infographic titled 'Disruption & Complexity: Significant Red Sea Re-Routing Continuing' showing: 1) a line chart of Gulf of Aden vessel transits (Sep-23 to Mar-26) with a sharp rise early, a long dip around 2024–2025, and a slight rebound by 2026; 2) a horizontal bar chart titled 'Impact of vessel re-routing via the Cape still absorbing significant demand' showing percentages for various vessel types (Containerships 12%, Car Carriers 7%, LNG Carriers 5%, Total ~-2.5%, Chemical Tankers 2%, Bulkcarriers 1%, Crude Tankers 1%, LPG Carriers 1%, Product Tankers

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