The smaller bulker segment used to be something of a “pariah” in the dry bulk market, with larger units attracting most of the investment interest and headlines. However, this trend seems to be reversing now. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker All…
Dry Bulk Market: The Handy Sector Fights Back Read More »
Once again seafarers are falling victim to the lack of focus and joined up thinking from leaders of governments and the maritime industry, which has become apparent during the current on-going crew change crisis. The vaccination lottery that is faced b…
Vaccination lottery for the dry bulk sector Read More »
Activity in the S&P market is “sizzling hot” at the moment, with more owners entering the market for second hand tonnage. An improved freight rate market is seen as the main reason for this development. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Allie…
Ship Sales Booming as Owners Are Looking to Ride the Wave of Higher Rates Read More »
The dry bulk market is prone to increased volatility. However, this time around, it seems that the market is gearing up for a new upward cycle. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Allied Shipbroker said that “it has been more than a year since the …
Dry Bulk Market Enters “Bull Mode”: Is it Sustainable or a Self Fulfilling Prophecy? Read More »
Capesize A more tempered week saw rates soften across all routes with low activity in both basins. Resilience and strong optimism still remains from Owners, yet the tailwinds from smaller classes turned to headwinds early in the week as market sentimen…
Dry Bulk Market: Capesize Market Softens With Low Activity in Both Basins Read More »