Capesize The market closed the week on a softer footing, with the BCI 182 5TC easing from just under $50,000 at the start of the week to $44,374, reflecting a clear loss of momentum as the week progressed. Trading conditions were characterised by persi…
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Ongoing disruption stemming from the conflict in the Middle East is doing more than just driving up operational expenses; it is actively reshaping the relative commercial viability of alternative fuels, according to experts at ING. Historically, fuel s…
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Chinese iron ore imports continue to grow even as domestic steel output weakens, driving port inventories toward record highs. Until Simandou’s accelerating ramp-up is offset by cuts elsewhere in the supply chain, the inventory overhang is set to…
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“In May, dirty tanker exports from the Americas reached 14.5 million barrels per day (mbpd), up from the previous record of 13.8 mbpd in April. Compared to May 2025, exports are up 40% year-on-year and during the three months since the start of t…
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Cazapesize The market strengthened over the course of the week, with sentiment increasingly underpinned by robust Pacific activity and a late-week improvement in Atlantic fundamentals. Despite a fragmented trading environment caused by public holidays …
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