Black Sea war risk premiums jump after tanker attacks: Reuters

The cost of shipping commodities through the Black Sea has risen after Ukrainian naval drones struck two tankers heading to a Russian port, with fears of further incidents pushing up war risk insurance rates, said Reuters.

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Black Sea war risk premiums jump after tanker attacks: Reuters

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