The demise of the dry bulk market since the start of October can be easily associated with China’s macroeonomic issues, the Evergrande issue and its impact in the Chinese property market. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Allied Shipbroking said …
Dry Bulk Market Under Pressure From China’s Property Market Downturn Read More »
China’s pledge to not fund any new coal-fired power plants outside of its borders should sound a loud alarm to those still entrenched in the business of moving coal by sea. The promise, made by Chinese president Xi Jinping at the United Nations General…
Coal cold shoulder intensifies Read More »
Improved demand for dry bulk commodities and a slow fleet growth should improve the freight rate market and act as growth drivers. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Intermodal said that “it has been another declining week for the dry bulk market …
Dry Bulk Market Should Stabilize During 2022 Read More »
SSY Research look at three ways in which China can shape the dry bulk freight market in the coming months: 1. Coal. How will import volumes be shaped ahead of what is expected to be a severe winter given international and domestic supply tightness? 2. …
Coal, Controls and Queues: China’s Freight Market Drivers Read More »
Despite the latest correction in the dry bulk market, ship owners haven’t been deterred in their quest for modern tonnage, both through contracting and through S&P acquisitions. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Allied Shipbroking said that “…
Ship Owners Return to Shipyards Read More »