Demand to Carry Dry Bulk Market Forward

The demand side of things could offer fresh upwards momentum in the dry bulk market as we head towards the last stretch of 2019.

Dry Bulk Market: Where to Next After the Rollercoaster of the Past Four Months?

The dry bulk market has witnessed another rollercoaster ride over the past few months, with rates skyrocketing for about two months, before retreating once more during the course of the last few weeks.

Intercargo: 2020 Still Dominates Dry Bulk Shipping’s Challenges

In view of the 0.5% global sulphur limit regulation implementation on January 1, 2020, the global availability of safe compliant fuels remains a key question that is largely still unanswered – especially for ships in the dry bulk tramp trades, according t

Dry Bulk Market: Chinese Iron Imports a Bright Sign

Despite the trade wars and the contraction of the Chinese economy’s growth rate, dry bulk owners could rejoice in the knowledge that the dry bulk market remains largely unaffected.

Dry Bulk Market: Ship Owners Turn to ‘08-’11 Tonnage

While the freight rate market for dry bulk carriers has failed to rebound over the course of the past three weeks, demand for second hand bulkers and, more specifically, those built between 2008 and 2011 has kept up its momentum.

Demand for Dry Bulk Tonnage Still Strong

Despite a correction in the dry bulk market, ship owners are still quite keen on modern dry bulk tonnage.

Dry Bulk Market’s Momentum Triggers More Investment

Dry Bulk Market’s Momentum Triggers More Investment