Capesize The market began to meet increased resistance to the recent slide in rates as the week progressed. With talk of a floor being found to provide some stability, it was heard that forward markets reacted positively. The north Atlantic basin was t…
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An increase of seaborne crude oil exports from Canada could be the case in the future, after the latest setback regarding the Keystone XL pipeline project. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Gibson said that “some major but unsurprising decisions …
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Capesize The Capesize routes endured a week of slippage on rates, bringing the market back down to levels seen at the beginning of the month. Dropping -8,956 over the course of the week the Capesize 5TC settled at $15,675. The Atlantic Basin routes wer…
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Amid the backdrop of low interest rates, ample liquidity, robust freight rates and supply chain bottlenecks, container shipping stocks are at their peak as the world tentatively edges its way out of COVID-19 and lost demand is recovered. The valuations…
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