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BDI slumps on thin activities
Baltic Dry Index (BDI) slid on thin activities and bearish market sentiment in Atlantic market.
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DCE falls for third consecutive days
DCE fell for the third consecutive trading days this week, due to thin market activities.
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DCE slides on limited restocking activities
DCE dipped slightly at 1.15% on-day to RMB 644 a tonne on Tuesday on thin restocking activities.
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DCE plunges on strict output cut
DCE dropped by 2.37% on-day to RMB 638.50 a tonne on Monday due to poor economic data and stricter output cut.
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BDI hikes with Chinese return
BDI inched up by 2.99% to 1,929 readings on Thursday, on better Capesize market with the return of Chinese participants from holidays.
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Europe-bound aircargo shows positive momentum
Both spot and forward aircargo markets are showing some significant movement on the entry into Q4, however positive focus remains on everything heading into Europe.
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DCE opens high after holidays
Iron ore futures opened higher in the DCE with the most active iron ore contract for January delivery hiked up by 0.77% on-day to RMB 657 per tonne on Tuesday.
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Post Golden Week and Q4 Outlook
Infographic for post Golden week and Q4 outlook.
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Help me Obi-Wan Kenobi…
Crude market started the day higher but remained on track for large weekly losses on fears that slower global economic growth will hurt fuel demand, even as Saudi Arabia said it has fully restored oil output after recent attacks. Saudi Arabia’s energy minister, Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman, also said on Thursday the world’s top crude…
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ISM manufacturing PMI versus the BDI – Is the Tail Wagging the Dog?
The ISM manufacturing PMI data has been the talk of the town this week, coming in below expectations at 47.8. Despite the chatter from certain quarters on social media about the S&P 500 at all-time highs and the U.S. economy being in a ‘very healthy’ place, there are some alarm bells about the state of…
