US dry bulk news
Capesize rates face downturn
The Baltic Exchange has reported that after a positive start to the market, competition has led to strong movements across all shipping vessel classes.
AAR reports on latest rail traffic
The Association of American Railroads has reported on US rail traffic for the week ending 2 March 2024, as well as volumes for February 2024.
Wheat faces pressure from Black Sea export prices
CRM Agri have reported a dip in wheat futures due to pressure faced from low Black Sea export prices with an effect on multiple markets.
Hamilton Port gains new rail transload yard
Toronto Tank Lines has expanded its operations with brand-new rail transload yard at Pier 25 in Hamilton, Canada.
Wärtsilä works to reduce port emissions across North America
Wärtsilä has collaborated with a leading naval engineering firm to help reduce port emissions across North American ports and terminals.
Positive growth seen across all dry bulk vessel markets
The Baltic Exchange's most recent data has shown rising optimism across capesize, panamax, handysize, ultramax and supramax vessels.
AAR provides latest update on US rail traffic data
The Association of American Railroads has reported on US rail traffic for the week ending 24 February 2024.
Anglo American rounds out bulker fleet
Anglo American has completed a 10-strong chartered fleet of lower emission, capesize, LNG dual-fuelled vessels.
Capital Link releases list of International Shipping Forum attendees
Capital Link has released the list of leading dry bulk and container shipping companies who will be participating in the 18th Annual international Shipping Forum in New York City.
A modest week for the bulk shipping market
The Baltic Exchange has reported a steady decline for the panamax market but a modest resurgence elsewhere among dry bulk shipping classes.