Global intelligence for commodity, energy and shipping professionals

About

A trade publication for commodity, energy and freight professionals

Global Freight reports on the commercial machinery of physical commodity and energy trade: the cargoes, vessels, terminals and desks that move oil, fuel oil, gas and bulk commodities between producers and end users. Our readers are traders, brokers, shipowners, operators, analysts and executives who need accurate, compact reporting rather than commentary.

Editorial standards

Every story begins with identified source material. We publish an original summary and analysis of that material, not a reproduction of it, and each article carries a visible attribution block naming the publisher and linking to the original where a link exists. We do not paraphrase a source into a claim it did not make.

We do not publish allegations, rumours or unverified claims about named companies or individuals. Where source material contains materially negative allegations, legal disputes or unresolved investigations, the item is routed to human review rather than published automatically. We never rewrite a negative story into a positive one.

Figures, quotations and named parties appear in our reporting only when they appear in verifiable source material. We do not create statistics, quotations, company statements or sources.

Editorial focus

Our coverage emphasises constructive and commercially useful developments: investment, infrastructure, contracts, capacity, technology, efficiency, appointments and market structure. This is an editorial focus, not a claim that the industry is free of difficulty.

Images

Every article illustration is original in-house vector artwork produced for Global Freight. We do not republish third-party or stock photography, and we never present an illustration as a photograph: each one carries a caption stating that it is editorial artwork and does not depict specific real events, vessels, facilities or people. Where no suitable illustration exists for a story, a general sector illustration is used rather than an image implying detail we cannot verify.

Corrections

If you believe we have published something inaccurate, please contact the editorial desk. We correct errors promptly and transparently.

What we cover

  • Commodity Trading

    Physical and paper commodity flows, trading house strategy, structured trade finance and counterparty developments.

  • Commodity Brokers

    Broking desks, intermediation, clearing relationships and the firms matching physical cargoes with buyers.

  • Energy Trading

    Power, gas and LNG trading books, hedging strategy, and the desks pricing molecules and electrons across regions.

  • Energy Infrastructure

    Terminals, pipelines, storage, generation and the capital projects underpinning energy supply chains.

  • Oil Trading

    Crude and refined product trading, arbitrage economics, refinery runs and petroleum product movements.

  • Fuel Oil Trading

    VLSFO, HSFO and MGO trading, blending economics, quality specifications and regional fuel oil balances.

  • Fuel Oil Shipping

    Product tankers, chartering, freight rates and the vessels moving residual and distillate fuels.

  • Fuel Oil Logistics

    Storage, barging, blending hubs, terminal capacity and last-mile delivery of marine and industrial fuels.

  • Shipping & Ports

    Tanker and dry bulk markets, port investment, terminal throughput and maritime supply chain performance.

  • Market Intelligence

    Benchmarks, spreads, freight indices and structural analysis of commodity and energy market conditions.