Capesize It was a tough week for Capesize owners as the market was seen to ebb away on underwhelming activity levels. It’s uncharacteristic for this time of the year, although 2020 is anything but normal. The week’s movement saw Brazil C3 l…
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Overview An impressive recovery in Chinese dry bulk imports has protected the industry from the effects of falling demand in the rest of the world. High deliveries and low contracting have left the orderbook at multi-year lows, but – with the poor outl…
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NEWBUILDING Despite the overall uncertainty prevailing the global economy, it seems that interest for new orders in the dry bulk sector has started to rebound. This past week we noticed three new orders being placed, depicting the slow but steady retur…
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Capesize The Capesize market suffered a technical correction this week, with the timecharter average shedding $1792 to close at $16,252. Whilst the catalyst was not isolated to one loading area, the C5 West Australia round rapidly traded lower on Thurs…
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The dry bulk market could be set for a more sustainable rebound in the coming months, aided by the stagnation of the global bulker fleet during most of 2020. However, if a second lockdown of the world’s major economies occurs, then obviously, shipping …
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