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Carina Li

Carina Li

Author at S&P Global at S&P Global Market Intelligence

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    Recent Articles

    spglobal.com

    Pacific Capesize rates plunge sharply in July amid excess vessel supply, lack of demand

    Capesize time charter equivalent rates have dropped sharply in July after breaching the key $30,000/day level in end June, amid excess availability of spot vessels especially for trips within the Paci
    over 5 years ago
    spglobal.com

    SHIPPING Q1: Dry bulk freight market's surprise strength extends in...

    Pent up demand for commodities from grains to coal powered a surprisingly strong recovery in the dry bulk shipping market in the first quarter, with both freight levels and earnings reaching multi yea
    over 4 years ago
    spglobal.com

    DRY BULK: Capesize rates at 18-month high on strong China demand

    China s insatiable demand for iron ore and a bullish Freight Forward Agreement, or FFA, market along with a displaced tonnage supply situation have driven up Capesize dollar per ton freight rates to a
    over 4 years ago
    spglobal.com

    DRY BULK: Capesize driven to 2-month low by excess tonnage, slow de...

    The Capesize market has retreated sharply after crossing the key $40,000/day mark in early May as mining majors, trading houses and ship operators took a breather and dented the strong sentiment witne
    over 4 years ago
    spglobal.com

    SHIPPING: Robust commodity demand to spur dry bulk rally into Q3 - ...

    The surging demand for infrastructure related commodities such as iron ore and coal, along with minor bulks such as aggregates, clinker, limestone is likely to help fuel the dry bulk market rally into
    over 4 years ago