Capesize The Capesize market broke lower this week down to $10,295 on the 5TC taking it out of its recent range. After a positive end to the week the 5TC now resides at $11,889. Owners’ focus looked to be dwelling on the reliable Pacific cargo flow as …
Dry Bulk Market: Capesizes End the Week on a Positive Note Read More »
China’s and Australia’s trade tensions, which have led to disruptions in the ever so important for the dry bulk market, coal trade, could potentially lead to more long-haul charters. For example, Canada is the seventh largest exporter of coal in the wo…
Could Australian Seaborne Coal Trade Disruption Lead to Higher Ton-Mile Demand? Read More »
Capesize The Capesize market continued its meandering behaviour this week as the 5TC opened at $12,712. It weakened throughout the week before reviving to close up Friday at $12,606. It was a varied market across the globe with some pockets of tightnes…
Dry Bulk Market: Capesize Market Again Livens Up By Week End Read More »
We have known it all along; the bigger the bunker fuel consumption of the ship, the more likely it is that shipowners will choose an SOx scrubber as the tool to comply with the IMO 2020 sulphur cap. Whiles only three Handysize bulkers in total have bee…
47% Of All Newbuilt Dry Bulkers Delivered In 2020 Are Fitted With A Scrubber Read More »
There has been much talk in recent weeks and months about Chinese coal policy, particularly with regard to imports from Australia, after anecdotal evidence suggest Chinese importers have been told to shun Australian thermal coal. But what does the data…
Australian Coal Wins Attention, But Indonesian Exports To China Have Fallen The Most Read More »