Dry Bulk & Dry Cargo News from Dry Cargo International
Jan 11, 2025 · Dry Cargo International (DCi) is the only monthly magazine covering the dry bulk industry. It is essential reading for all senior executives and decision-makers in the industry, …
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Since our inception in 1998, Dry Cargo International has become the leading source of market specific data for the international dry bulk market. Dry Cargo International (DCi) is the only …
Dry Bulk & Dry Cargo News from Dry Cargo International
Jan 11, 2025 · Dry Cargo International (DCi) is the only monthly magazine covering the dry bulk industry. It is essential reading for all senior executives and decision-makers in the industry, …
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Dry Cargo International (DCi) is the only monthly magazine covering the dry bulk industry. It is essential reading for all senior executives and decision-makers in the industry, and is the …
Poor week for shipping sector - drycargomag.com
1 day ago · Another poor week for the sector as the continued uncertainty and lack of fresh cargo led to rates sliding across the board. The Atlantic remained very subdued, from the US Gulf …
Dry Cargo & Dry Bulk News
In 2025, E-Crane will mark its 35th anniversary, and to celebrate, the latest generation 700B-Series will embark on a roadshow, showcasing its capabilities across various locations in …
Why the 2025 dry bulk market looks like uncharted waters
Dec 2, 2024 · The seafarers onboard the ships at risk from Houthi missiles can hardly be expected to share such a positive take on events, of course. Hopes are once again high that …
Dry Cargo & Dry Bulk News
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Monthly, quarterly and annual trade trends and developments including news within all dry bulk commodities including coal, met coke, petcoke, iron ore, DRI and HBI, non-ferrous ores and …
Dry Cargo & Dry Bulk News
Dry bulk increased again (+2.1%) and continues to account for more than half (54%) of all transhipment (35.9 million tons).