USG Supramax rates pushed up across all routes
The USG Supramax freight market sentiment remained positive in June. Increased demand for grains and petcoke cargoes was observed, helping shipowners to insist on considerable r...
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The USG Supramax freight market sentiment remained positive in June. Increased demand for grains and petcoke cargoes was observed, helping shipowners to insist on considerable r...
The USG Supramax freight market switched to a positive mode amid more cargoes around (mainly grain cargo enquiries), especially on fronthaul routes. During the month, high activ...
The USG Supramax freight market grappled with uncertainty during the first half of the month in the midst of tariff disputes between the US, China and others. The announced fees...
In the USG Supramax freight market, uncertainty was the common denominator throughout the whole month. Fixing activity was limited as many players were reluctant to fix until fu...
The USG Supramax spot freight market strengthened overall during the month, despite uncertainty among the market players amid the US government’s various back and forth moves re...
The USG Supramax spot freight market sentiment was quite pessimistic throughout the month and rates were falling on the back of limited fresh cargoes and a long list of availabl...
The USG Supramax spot freight market had a mixed sentiment throughout December. At the beginning of the month, the segment showed improved activity levels as charterers and owne...
The USG Supramax freight market started the month with negative corrections. The market picture looked depressing from the owners’ point of view. Fresh enquiries were limited: t...
The USG Supramax/Ultramax freight market started the month on a positive mode as more petcoke, coal and grain cargoes were offered for shipments to Far East, southeast Asia, Ind...
The USG Supramax/Ultramax freight markets were active throughout the month due to a lively demand, especially on transatlantic routes. The tonnage list was getting tighter as co...