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    14 May, 2026
    Weekly Market Pulse: The Bulls are Running in the Dry Bulk Sector
    Baltic Exchange, Bunker Market, Dry Bulk Market, Freight, Freight Market Intelligence, Global Trade, Global Trade & Geopolitics, Market Analysis, Shipbroking Insights , , , , , , , , ,

    As we close out Week 20 of 2026, the maritime landscape is showing a clear shift in power. At Marcenta, we’ve been tracking the data closely, and the numbers tell a story of tightening supply and a robust surge in

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    1 May, 2026
    Freight Markets Are Rising — But the Structure Is Fragile
    Chartering Strategy, Dry Bulk Market, Freight, Market Analysis, Market Insight, Shipping Market, Shipping Strategy, Strategy , , , , , , , , ,

    Freight markets are showing clear upward momentum. The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) increased from 2,567 to 2,675 points, while both Supramax and Handysize segments posted gains. On the surface, the market appears to be strengthening. But beneath this movement lies

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    16 Feb, 2026
    Brazil-China Kamsarmax Soy Hits ~$22/t: Early Harvest Rally or Bubble?
    Drybulk, Fixture, Freight, SeaFreight, Soy & Grain Trades , , , , , , ,

    Early Harvest Momentum Drives Kamsarmax Rates to ~$22/t In February 2026, Brazil–China Kamsarmax soy fixtures have climbed to approximately $22.00 per tonne – a level not seen since the height of the 2022/23 South American export surge. This sharp upward

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    13 Feb, 2026
    Mini-Bulk Rally 2026: Will Big Tonnage Owners Envy Small Ships?
    Drybulk, Freight, SeaFreight, Segment Comparison

    The Rising Strength of Mini-Bulk Vessels: A Quiet Revolution? In early 2026, while Capesize and Panamax owners grapple with fleet growth pressures, mini-bulk vessels (typically Handysize and Handymax) are showing surprising resilience. Regional trades in fertilizer, minor bulks, and short-sea

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    12 Feb, 2026
    Atlantic Panamax 2026: $25k/day Gold Rush or China-Induced Crash?
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    Atlantic Panamax Crisis: No Empty Ships Left – Rally or Trap? Imagine this: It’s February 2026, and in the Atlantic basin, finding a prompt Panamax vessel feels like hunting for gold in a depleted mine. Tonnage is gone – vanished.

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    27 Jan, 2026
    Spot Market Volatility: How Charterers Protect Margins Without Period Cover
    BIMCO, Breakbulk, Charter Party, Drybulk, Fixture, Freight, News & Insights, Project Cargo, Ship & Cargo Agency, Ship Chartering, Ship Management , ,

    When the Spot Market Becomes Unpredictable Spot freight markets are rarely calm, but recent volatility has pushed charterers into a far more defensive position. Rapid rate swings, inconsistent cargo availability and sudden vessel oversupply have made margin protection increasingly complex.

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    22 Jan, 2026
    Baltic Index Movements Explained Beyond the Headlines
    Baltic Exchange, Breakbulk, Drybulk, Freight, News & Insights, Ship Chartering , ,

    Why Index Numbers Mislead Movements in the Baltic indices are often treated as definitive indicators of dry bulk market health. However, headline figures such as the Baltic Dry Index frequently mask the underlying dynamics that truly drive freight decisions. Daily

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