With the Chinese New Year holidays in full swing, dry bulk market analysts are wondering whether the freight market will manage to regain its upwards momentum, once the Chinese economy gets back to work. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Allied S…
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The recent development of replacing coking coal with hydrogen in crude steel production has created a buzz that coking coal might soon be out of favour. For dry bulk operators this is a potentially negative development, but is this really the case? Nip…
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In the first four months of the 2020/2021 US marketing year for soya beans (which started on 1 September), 2.5m tonnes of soya beans were exported in containers, accounting for 6.3% of total exports, while 37.1m tonnes departed the US in dry bulk ships…
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The dry bulk market could be set for a sustainable rebound in the coming months and years, if the existing fundamentals are maintained. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Intermodal said that “2020 the year from hell for the entire world, had ever…
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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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