Matt Coyne is an International Shipping Reporter. He specializes in supply chain and logistics, finance, trading, and energy, often intersecting these themes with construction and real estate. Matt's work has been featured in Event Industry News, The i Paper, Upstream, TradeWinds, and IntraFish.
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Matt Coyne's coverage predominantly focuses on the transportation and logistics sector, with a strong emphasis on private sector announcements, investment analysis, and data citations. When reaching out to Matt Coyne, consider providing insights into significant developments in the shipping industry, including mergers and acquisitions or financial performances of companies listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
Expert commentary from professionals well-versed in maritime economics or those directly involved in the operations of shipping companies could be valuable for his articles. Given his focus on specific events such as Red Sea attacks and business transactions within the shipping industry, offering exclusive access to firsthand accounts or unique perspectives related to these events may also capture his interest.
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By: Matt Coyne
Receipts from the waterway are down by as much as 70%, the country's trade minister said
By: Matt Coyne
Geopolitics is not going anywhere, Poten & Partners said, but oil supply and demand looks good
By: Matt Coyne
An eventful first few days have not yet had concrete impacts on the market Donald Trump's eventful first week in the White House has left the tanker market reading the tea leaves.
One of the CMB.Tech vessels was reportedly packaged with the trio CMB.Tech has confirmed the sale of one suezmax while Saverys family sibling company Bocimar has been connected to a deal for three others.
Unclear if blaze result of Houthi attack or not A container ship has reportedly caught fire in the Red Sea.
Cause of blaze aboard vessel is not yet known A container ship is reportedly on fire in the Red Sea.
By: Matt Coyne
Incident happened off the coast of Houthi-controlled Yemen The crew of a Chinese boxship have abandoned the vessel after a hazardous cargo explosion and fire in the southern Red Sea.
By: Matt Coyne
Fundamentals look good, but rates should cool as upcycle unwinds and geopolitics injects uncertainty
By: Matt Coyne
US president can not refill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve without driving up prices, BRS says
Chemical tanker rates could drop by as much as 10% in the first quarter, company says
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