Cement News tagged: Freight Markets
Markets remain fairly stable in late October
Markets were noted to be holding fairly steady in late October with the the Baltic Dry Index closing on
At last, some optimism returns to the sector
Will the Baltic Dry Index reach 5000 by year-end? One or two of the more optimistic brokers seem to be suggesting that this barrier could be broken, given
Some improvements in dry bulk freights but...
Freight rates for dry bulk carriers have continued to edge higher during the last week of July, with the
IHS: outlook for dry bulk shipments improving
World trade by all modes of transportation – sea, air and land – will grow 8.1 per cent in
Looking beyond the near-term weakness in dry freight
The Baltic Dry Index just experienced a severe downward spiral, undergoing the longest consecutive
Some gains noted but outlook still mixed in May
A slight drop in the BDI mid-May, led by the Capesize market which was unable to maintain the pace of
Dry freight could recover next year: report
A recent report by Bank of America Merrill Lynch shows that dry freight could recover next year.
Some renewed optimism for dry bulk sectors
Despite a lack of movement in the Baltic Dry bulk index, it would appear that an element of confidence
No sign of any real improvements in freight markets
A significant development in December has been news that Brazilian ore producer Vale is offering
Markets show renewed optimism as commodity trades flourish
The dry bulk market continued its strong advance mid-November with all sectors involved, but mostly
Bears seen prowling the waterfront
A dull end to September trading saw sharp falls in both the Cape and Panamax markets, down 11% and
Dry bulk rates lose some upward momentum
Despite a weekly loss on all the dry bulk indices, brokers say there is no evidence yet of a full-scale correction, and with
Steeling oneself for market realities
Continued volatility in the ocean freight sectors marks the day to day progression of the Baltic Dry Index
Some green shoots among the gloom
While the Baltic Index for larger units has declined slightly in the opening days of March and market interest in both the Atlantic and Pacific basins has been somewhat muted for such ships
No cure in sight for current market malaise
While the Cape shipping sector has been showing a modest rebound over the past two weeks, lower down the scale the reality is one of continuing bargain basement prices, despite some evidence of incr
That was the year that was!
As the year comes to a close, it is worth reflecting on a few statistics from the past twelve months since the market highs achieved in May and June, time charter averages for the four main bulk secto