According to Drewry AIS data, Capesize cargo loadings in January 2026 were the highest ever recorded for January, setting the tone for an unusually tight market. Strong demand coincided with limited fleet growth, as high delivery slippage curtailed eff…
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The dry bulk market has been trending higher so far in 2026, as it is being propelled by strong tailwinds. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Xclusiv said that “the dry bulk market has entered 2026 on a markedly firmer footing, with the strong fin…
Dry Bulk Market Enjoying Strong Tailwinds Into 2026 Read More »
China’s wheat import program has historically been concentrated mostly on Canada and Australia, which together account for roughly 70% of total volumes. Signal Ocean Platform flow data mirrors this concentration on the freight side. Approximately…
China Sources Wheat from Argentina Read More »
Global steel flows reached 283mt in 2025, according to Signal Ocean, an increase of over 5%. This growth was driven entirely by China, which saw outward steel flows reach 119mt, up 15% y/y. China increased its share of steel flow origins from 38% in 20…
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Capesize The Capesize market started the week on a softer note but gradually reversed course from mid‑week as both basins lent support. The Capesize 5 Timecharter average (C5TC 182) opened at $25,692 and closed at $28,849, marking a $3,157 rise over th…
Dry Bulk Shipping: Capesizes Found Support Towards The End Of The Week Read More »