Strong return from dry bulk shipping market
The Baltic Exchange has reported on the latest data from on the dry bulk shipping market.
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The Baltic Exchange has reported on the latest data from on the dry bulk shipping market.
Coal demand from India and China has widened Australia's lead as a top coking coal exporter despite producing less coal.
CRM Agri has reported that wheat prices are likely to increase after the USDA forecasted that wheat inventories will shrink.
Japanese shipping company Itochu Corp. has contracted two ultramax bulk carrier newbuilds from ship builder New Dayang, China.
The Baltic Exchange has revealed that after an initially sluggish start to the week, the market eventually picked up pace again.
Australia has shipped more coal to China than Japan in April, which is the first time this has happened in four years.
Safe Bulkers, Inc. has announced an agreement for the acquisition of one newbuild Japanese kamsarmax class dry-bulk vessel.
According to CRM Agri, wheat futures have retreated as meteorologists forecast rains for southern Russia, easing dryness concerns which spurred the previous price jump.
The Baltic Exchange's latest data has shown a decline in capesize rates with other sectors experiencing a mixed week.
Franbo Lines has ordered its first ships in China in a deal with Jiangsu Haitong Offshore Engineering Equipment.
Laskaridis Maritime has announced that it has expanded its kamsarmax newbuild series in China with six ships spread across two shipyards.
LR has collaborated with Eastern Pacific Shipping and Maritime & Port Authority of Singapore on Singapore-registered ammonia dual-fuel newbuilds.