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Dry Bulk
NYK to book loss on bulker redeliveries amid uncertainties
A better-than-expected performance by NYK's container shipping joint venture has helped to lift its earnings prospects
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China’s record imports: Miracle or mirage?
BIMCO analyst Peter Sand expects Chinese import growth to ease at some point in the second half of 2020, as the country gradually recovers from coronavirus
Southeast Asian dry bulk shipments driving growth
Braemar ACM expects Southeast Asian coal imports to reach 175m tonnes by 2024, which marks a 40% increase on 2019. The brokerage sees continued growth in demand from this part of the world
Diana sells 14-year-old panamax
The US-listed bulk carrier owner has been clearing out middle-aged and older panamaxes from its fleet, having divested six vessels last year. The company is taking a more defensive posture. It will use proceeds of sales to bolster reserves or repay debt as it girds itself against the effects of the coronavirus backdrop
Australia-China tensions set alarm bells ringing for dry bulk market
Coal and iron ore might not be spared from Chinese onslaught even though it is difficult for China to source iron ore from elsewhere and its domestically produced ore is of a much lower quality. If coal imports are sourced away from Australia, panamaxes and capesizes are forecast to be the worst-hit segments
Will contango trades shield tankers from coronavirus resurgence?
Floating storage deployment may be sole driver of fourth-quarter tanker demand if slowing rebound dents exports
Grain trade injects life into moribund dry bulk market
According to BIMCO chief shipping analyst Peter Sand, if exports of soyabeans and corn from the US are strong from the beginning of the new marketing year, there will be healthy support to the dry bulk market taking effect from September onwards
China’s record imports: Miracle or mirage?
BIMCO analyst Peter Sand expects Chinese import growth to ease at some point in the second half of 2020, as the country gradually recovers from coronavirus
BHP warns of slowing growth outside China
China’s demand for iron ore in the second half of this year is expected to be lower than it is today, says BHP
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Norden adds ultramaxes to newbuilding order
The Danish company has already agreed a sale and leaseback deal for two of the newbuilding vessels
Precious Shipping chief is optimistic for 2021
The secular recovery in the dry bulk market would be characterised by extreme volatility, according to Precious Shipping’s Khalid Hashim
Baltic Dry Index gets lift from capesize and panamax segment
The capesize sector, which has been the main driver for the surge in BDI, was helped by Chinese iron ore restocking
Capesize market decline shows signs of slowing
The average daily time charter on the Baltic Exchange dropped to $16,524 per day this week
Bumper grain harvest could offer opportunities
Stifel analyst Benjamin Nolan believes there is likely to be some strength in rates for the smaller ships from September until November
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