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A.P. Moeller-Maersk A/S ADR (OP: AMKBY )

8.460 +0.280 (+3.42%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 3:59 PM EST, Feb 14, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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East Coast Dockworkers Strike: How Labor Dispute Impacts Economy, Logistics Companies
The ILA and USMX labor contract expired, resulting in a strike by dockworkers. This may cause supply chain disruptions and a modest economic impact. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Economy Labor Supply Chain
Red Sea Disruptions To Cut Shipping Capacity By 15-20% In Q2, Says Maersk
Maersk, the world's largest container shipping company, has announced that the ongoing disruptions in the Red Sea will significantly impact the industry's capacity in the second quarter. 
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AMKBY Stock Earnings: A. P. Moller Maersk Reported Results for Q1 2024
A. P. Moller Maersk just reported results for the first quarter of 2024. 
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Maryland Bridge Repair Begins With $60M Federal Aid, Reconstruction Estimated To Cost $2B
The funds will be used for operations, debris removal, and mobilization, setting the stage for a swift recovery. 
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How Much Will Baltimore Bridge Damage Cost — And Who Will Pay For It?
The insurance sector anticipates significant liabilities, as per the Financial Times, with insurers expected to cover extensive losses, including bridge damage, port disruptions, and potential loss of... 
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Baltimore Key Bridge Tragedy Pressures Global Trade: Shipping Already Hit By Panama Canal, Red Sea Challenges
The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore is causing concern for global trade and industry. The chartered ship involved was operated by Synergy Group and chartered by Danish shipping... 
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Geopolitical Unrest Halts BP, Adnoc's $2B Bid For Israeli Gas Firm
BP and the United Arab Emirates state-owned ADNOC intended to buy a 50% stake in the Israeli oil and gas exploration and production company. 
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Turmoil In The Red Sea: Why Zim Integrated Shipping Stock Is Sinking
Zim Integrated Shipping Services Ltd. shares are trading lower Thursday as turmoil in the Red Sea creates uncertainty among shipping companies. Many shipping and freight companies have re-routed ships... 
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Red Sea Crisis Hits Maersk Outlook: 'Oversupply Will Cause Price Pressure, Impact Results'
The Red Sea crisis has caused "immediate capacity constraints and a temporary increase in rates," CEO Vincent Clerc. 
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Market Miracles: 3 Stocks Ready for an Unprecedented Rally
Despite equities struggling, lower interest rates and the macro environment will benefit these three stocks poised to rally. 
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Big gains on the horizon for shipping stocks in Red Sea conflict?
Can global shipping stocks rise as they raise rates due to Middle East conflicts and Latin America drought? Analysts see a 40% rise in shipping rates. 
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Exposures Interest Rates
Why Do Shipping Stocks Gain in Times of Geopolitical Crisis?
Shipping stocks are rising, even as tensions escalate on the Red Sea. Here's why these conflicts don't push shipping stocks down. 
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A Glitch In The Rally? Cruise Operators And Chip Stocks Targeted In Profit Taking
The biggest losers in Tuesday's sell-off were the biggest gainers of 2023, indicating profit taking. 
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WTI Crude Oil Prices Soar On New Year's Kickoff As Tensions Escalate In Red Sea Between US, Iran
WTI crude oil prices surpassed $73 per barrel — a rally directly tied to escalating tensions in the Red Sea. 
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Exposures Fossil Fuels
Trade Turmoil: Houthi Attacks In Red Sea Ignite Rerouting Crisis, Drive Surging Shipping Stocks
Escalating disruptions in the Red Sea by Yemen-based Houthi rebels has caused a significant shift in global trade patterns, with half the container-ship fleet rerouting to avoid the area, increasing... 
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Shipping Giant Maersk Eyes Development Of Green Methanol Bunkering Infrastructure In Yokohama: Details
Denmark's Shipping group, A. P. 
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Inflation Warning For 2024: Red Sea Disruptions Causing Freight Rate Spikes And Higher Costs
When it comes to inflation, the current turmoil in the Red Sea could give U.S. policymakers a few headaches in the coming months 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Why These 7 Cloud Computing Stocks Should be on Your Radar in 2024
These top cloud computing stocks are poised for success as the market is set for substantial growth and innovation in 2024. 
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Why Is NIO Stock Up Today?
Nio stock is rising higher on Friday after the electric vehicle (EV) company announced plans to lay off a significant chunk of its employees. 
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Topics Electric Vehicles
Exposures Electric Vehicles
CVNA Stock Alert: What Analysts Are Saying After Carvana’s Q3 Earnings
Carvana stock is on the move as analysts weigh in on CVNA shares following the release of the company's latest earnings report. 
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Why Is Werewolf Therapeutics (HOWL) Stock Up 20% Today?
Werewolf Therapeutics stock is taking off with heavy trading of HOWL shares after posting preliminary data from a clinical trial. 
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Maersk Layoffs 2023: What to Know About the Latest AMKBY Job Cuts
Maersk layoffs are coming for 3,500 of the company's employees as it builds on the 6,500 jobs already cut throughout 2023. 
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Topics Workforce
Exposures Layoff
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