Cape rates have remained under pressure and are estimated at $14,800/pdpr for one-year in the Atlantic.

Last week saw a severe tumble in the BDI which has filtered through to the rest of the market and as a result, the overall sentiment is negative.

Holidays in Singapore have resulted in a slow start to the week across the dry market and there has been little activity in the period market for capes.

There has been little activity reported in period market for capes although there is optimism that rates will improve in the short-term.

Capesize rates have remained stable and although the overall sentiment remains positive, activity has been limited so far this week.

Although there has been little activity reported in period market for Capes, the overall sentiment is positive.

A sluggish start for capes this week with little activity reported.

Period rates have remained muted for the capes with very little reported in the last few days.

Cape size period rates have remained muted this week with few fixtures reported.

The period market for dry has yet to pick up and rates have continued to fall for Capes.

Rates have been under pressure for yet another week with few period fixtures reported across all sizes and it remains to be seen which direction the market will move for the remainder of the week.

The capesize period market has remained muted this week, with few fixtures reported.

In contrast to the spot market, the period market for Capes showed positivity with interest shown in long term contracts.

Capesize rates have remained stable and slightly firmer in the east but on the whole, along with cargo levels, the market has been somewhat uninspiring, thanks to seasonality and weather delays in China.

A sluggish start for capes this week but the sentiment remains positive with rates continuing to improve.