Freight rates
Kernel revealed the reasons for the sale of the “Eneida” vessel
The respective decision was related to the decrease in freight rates and an attractive offer on the ship market.
Spike Brokers: shipowners show reluctance to enter Ukrainian ports
The lack of free tonnage and regular shelling of the port infrastructure of Ukraine led to an increase in freight rates in various directions.
Bulk carriers freight rates from Ukrainian ports have increased
The freight rates of “handysizes” and “coasters” in deep-sea ports have increased somewhat.
Freight rates from Danube ports have increased
Further growth in freight rates continues to restrain the availability of free tonnage in the ports of the Danube cluster. Freight rates from Ukrainian ports on the Danube to Italy increased by $2. This was facilitated by the increase in the rate of export of agricultural products, Spike Brokers reports. However, the available export volumes…
Freight rates in Ukrainian ports remain stable
Freight rates for the transportation of grain by water transport from the ports of Great Odesa and the Danube remained at the previous level. Freight rates for transportation of grain from Ukraine remain stable, although minor changes are observed in some segments. This was reported by ASAP Agri analyst and Atria Brokers freight broker Pavlo…
UDS spoke about key tasks in conditions of low freight rates
“Ukrainian Danube Shipping” is forced to work in conditions of low freight rates and limited volume of cargo. Low freight rates and a limited cargo base are realities in which UDS will operate for a long time. This was stated by the CEO of “UDS” Dmytro Moskalenko. Despite this, the state-owned enterprise has key tasks…
Freight rates in the Black Sea “frozen” in anticipation of changes in the market
The cost of transporting goods from the ports of Odesa remains at the previous level in anticipation of a change in market supply.
Freight rates for “handysizes” in the ports of Great Odesa are falling
The lack of activity in the market and the reduced demand for sea transportation affect the decrease in the value of shipments.
Freight rates for “handy sizes” in the Black Sea have fallen
Due to the decrease in demand and the large amount of free tonnage, freight rates in the Danube-Black Sea basin have decreased.
Freight rates in the Black Sea are recovering
Demand for sea freight from exporters is gradually recovering due to early grain trade activity.
