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Capesize freight rates entered correction phrase despite decent shipping demand and high iron ore prices in the market. Thus, the Capesize 5 time charter average saw a slight correction of $350 day-on-day to $18,044 on Tuesday, after an aggressive selloff down the forward curve. The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) then fell by 1.14% or 17 …
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*Power Demand Pushes UAE August Oil Output Above OPEC+ Quota* Stay at home vacations have been the reason for why the UAE have exceeded their OPEC+ quota as there has been a greater demand for gas in power generation. The rate is around 2.693 million bpd, which is 100,000 above the quoted level for August …
Good morning all. WTI futures rose 34 cents to $43.10 as of 3:10 am GMT, while Brent futures rose 37 cents to $45.95 a barrel. Better-than-expected US manufacturing data also came a day after a private gauge of Chinese manufacturing activity. The headline ISM manufacturing index rose to 56.0, reflecting continued expansion for the US …
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Capesize freight rates started to strengthen for the week with market concerns over port congestion in China, typhoon threats in the Far East and high iron ore prices. However, the firmer rates may reverse at any instance after the typhoon left with little shipping disruption to the East Asia region. In view of this weakness, …
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*Storm Damages Continue to hamper U.S. Gulf of Mexico Energy Operations* As refiners look to restart offshore operations, onshore repairs that are necessary as a result of the hurricane damages have been hampered this week due to power outages in Louisiana where the storm made early landfall on Thursday. Offshore production in the region was …
Brent futures climbed 49 cents, or 1.1%, to $45.77 a barrel at 4:06 am GMT, while WTI futures rose 37 cents, or 0.9%, to $42.98 a barrel. The current weakness in the dollar in the wake of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s policy shift on inflation announced last week is expected to push the currency …
Capesize freight rates remained flattish despite the clearing of tonnage in Atlantic and some shipping disruption due to typhoon in the East Asia. Thus, the Capesize 5 time charter average saw slight correction of $381 day-on-day to $18,394 on Friday. The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) also followed the dip and went down by 1.06% day-on-day …
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Capesize freight rates took a slight dip despite a bullish physical market run with better rates for the Brazil routes. Thus, the Capesize 5 time charter average went for slight correction and fell by $121 day-on-day to $18,775 on Thursday. Then, the Baltic Dry Index (BDI) followed the dip and went down by 0.33% day-on-day …
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