Great Odesa
Freight rates in Ukrainian ports remain stable, the market takes a short pause
The market shows a short-term decline in activity, but shipowners are not ready to give up their positions.
Ukrainian maritime corridor has transported 150 million tons of cargo, — Kuleba
After the modernization of the interchange to the ports is completed, the throughput of freight transport will increase by another 20%.
Panamaxes are becoming more expensive due to activity in the ports of Great Odesa
The growth of new orders for grain shipments from deep-sea ports has raised rates for the large-tonnage fleet.
Unloading of grain wagons at the ports of Great Odesa and Danube decreased
The average daily volume of unloading of grain wagons in the ports of Great Odesa decreased by 244 units – to 909 wagons per day.
Grain and oilseed prices at ports decline after recent increases
Quotations for corn, wheat and oilseeds in the ports of Great Odesa decreased by $1-2 per ton compared to yesterday’s levels.
Handysize and coaster rates remain stable despite low market activity
Due to the closure of the Bystre Canal, the owners of “coasters” are demanding an increase in rates, but the market remains restrained.
Freight rates remain stable despite low demand — ASAP Agri
Bunker fuel prices are gradually decreasing, but activity in the grain transportation market remains subdued.
Freight from Odesa to Chinese ports remains stable despite weak demand
Despite limited demand for tonnage, shipowners in the Black Sea continue to keep freight rates at a stable level.
The market for transportation from the ports of Great Odesa and the Danube remains stable
Freight rates for sea transportation remain at a stable level, which creates favorable conditions for charterers.
Zelenskyy: Black Sea Corridor will work regardless of Russia’s wishes
The President of Ukraine stressed that ports and sea exports will continue to operate despite the shelling from the Russian Federation.
