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Cape Cal 21 v 22 Spread
Cape Cal 21 v 22 Spread To view the full report please click on the link
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Vale expected to ship more iron ore to China in 2020
Brazil’s Vale SA expects iron ore shipments to China to rise in 2020, versus 2019, due to falling demand in other countries hurt by the coronavirus pandemic, according to a phone call between the miner and the China Iron and Steel Association. Production at Vale has not been impacted by the pandemic and it is…
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Capesize’s bullish run take a breather
Capesize market slowed after the recent rally in shipping rates, as trade sources seek for clearer market direction ahead.
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Another low for Capesize rates due to long ballaster list
Capesize freight rate reached another low due to bearish market sentiment in both the Pacific and Atlantic basins.
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Capesize rates dragged down by ballasters
It was another ugly day for the Capesize market as rates continued to deteriorate from oversupply of vessels and low shipping demand.
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Falling Capesize rates surprise many, despites of healthy volume
The deterioration of Capesize market had led to the surprise of many trade participants as there was still some healthy volume from west Australia.
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Capesize dips on gloomy outlook
Capesize paper market continued its downward trend on a short trading week, and gloomy freight outlook.
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Capesize extends losses over sell off pressure
Capesize paper market slid from sell off pressure as losses extended across both the Pacific and Atlantic basins.
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Return of Chinese participants fail to rally Capesize market
Capesize paper market came under pressure due to low physical fixtures and weakness in both basins.
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Capesize off to a slow start amid May holidays
Capesize paper market was off to a slow start due to May Labour Day holiday with muted shipping activities.
