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14 September 2026

The case for decisions that survive the forecast

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The case for decisions that survive the forecast

Shipping may never become predictable. The smarter objective is to make commercial decisions that remain strong even when the assumptions behind them move. Natalia Liashenko, founder and CEO of Marine Solver, explains. Shipping has never operated in a stable environment. Freight markets turn, bunker prices move, congestion builds, weather disrupts schedules and geopolitical events can …

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