US dry bulk news

The AAR has reported the latest US rail traffic for the week ending 1 June 2024, as well as volumes for May 2024.

The EU have announced tariffs on grains and oilseeds from Russia and Belarus which are set to commence on 1 July 2024.

The Baltic Exchange has reported limited positive activity in the dry bulk shipping market with the exception of the capesize market segment.

The Baltic Exchange has reported that there have been some slight improvements across dry bulk market segments, namely in the handysize and capesize sectors.

The Association of American Railroads has reported on US rail traffic for the week ending 25 May 2024.

The AAR has released its latest update on the North America rail traffic data noting slight fluctuations in the market.

CRM Agri has reported that wheat prices have soared, as worries over Black Sea supplies spread to Ukraine, while oilseeds gained support from firmer vegetable oil markets.

Ports of Indiana's Burns Harbor has kicked off a record construction season with more than US$77 million in projects underway at the Lake Michigan port.

The Baltic Exchange has reported on a slow week for the dry bulk shipping marketplace with the capesize market seeing a noticeable decline.

According to CRM Agri, the wheat market experienced a volatile turn with US export data and Russian weather predictions affecting the outlook.