C apesize It was another rollercoaster week with high activity on the west Australia and Brazil to China routes. The Capesize 5TC opened the week at $14,794 to move quickly up to $17,889 at midweek before tailing off towards the weekend at $16,741. Whi…
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Brazilian exports of soya beans disappointed in February, the first month of its export season. Exports reached just 2.9m tonnes, representing a 40.1% drop compared with the first month in the last season when exports totalled 4.8 million tonnes. The s…
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With the global economy and trade expected to develop rapidly in the post-pandemic period, shipbrokers expect that the dry bulk market and more specifically, freight rates for mid-sized bulkers could be the main beneficiaries. In its latest weekly repo…
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Capesize The market has surged during the last couple of days of the week to trade in the upper region of its recent range. Gaining $920 on the last trading day of the week the Capesize 5TC settled at $14,794, which reflected the solid trading activity…
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Seaborne coal trade was one of the major “losers” of 2020, as total loadings fell significantly as a result of lower demand. In a recent weekly report, shipbroker Banchero Costa said that “2020 proved to be a truly terrible year for seaborne coal trade…
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