Weekly Dry Time Charter Estimates, June 30 2021
Short term capesize rates remained strong this week due to a firming market in the pacific with plenty of activity
Read More »Short term capesize rates remained strong this week due to a firming market in the pacific with plenty of activity
Read More »A buoyant period market for the capes this week with plenty of activity in the pacific and a strong market from West Australia to Japan and Korea
Read More »Capesize period rates have experienced a recovery this week thanks to stronger market fundamentals on both the Australia to China
Read More »Capesize period rates moved lower for the second week in a row as vessel oversupply in key trading areas
Read More »Some downwards pressure on capesize TC rates this week
Read More »Capesize period rates ticked up slightly this week with some period activity reported around the one-year mark
Read More »Following the downward trend in the spot market, capesize timecharter rates have also taken a dip
Read More »The dry market continued to surge ahead this week, led by the capes
Read More »Various holidays across the globe have failed to put a damper on the dry market as capesize rates continued to soar this week
Read More »A positive week for the capesize sector with strong markets in both basins
Read More »Another strong week for the capesize period market, driven by iron ore enquiry out of Brazil
Read More »The capesize period market has now caught up with the smaller sizes after some weeks of underperformance
Read More »The capesize period market returned from the long easter weekend with more positive sentiment
Read More »Capesize period rates moved sideways this week in the run up to Easter but there was still some interest on the Brazil/China route
Read More »The capesize spot market has softened slightly mid-week but period rates remain firm with a number of fixtures
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