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    26 Jun, 2026
    Kamsar & Boffa: The Two Ports Moving the World’s Aluminium
    Bauxite, Capesize, China Trade, Commodity Shipping, Dry Bulk Insights, Dry Bulk Market, Dry Bulk Shipping, Global Trade, Global Trade & Geopolitics, Maritime Analysis, West Africa , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

    Guinea’s Bauxite Exports Continue to Break Records Guinea exported 183 million tonnes of bauxite in 2025, marking its fourth consecutive annual production record. The country has firmly established itself as the world’s largest bauxite exporter and one of the most

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    28 May, 2026
    The Masterclass of 1453: When Vessels Defied the Laws of Geography
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    In modern dry bulk shipbroking and maritime logistics, we are consumed by geographic boundaries. We calculate the exact constraints of the Bosporus, analyze the draft limits of major straits, and design complex supply chains around immovable physical choke points. We

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    22 May, 2026
    Weekly Market Pulse: Capesize Squeeze Pushes BDI on the Verge of 3000
    Baltic Exchange, Bunker Market, Capesize, Chartering Strategy, Dry Bulk Insights, Dry Bulk Market, Dry Bulk Shipping, Drybulk, Freight Market Intelligence, Maritime Economics, Shipping Intelligence, Shipping Market , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

    As we wrap up Week 20 of 2026, the global dry bulk market has sent an unmistakable signal across the chartering desks. At Marcenta, our data analytics team has processed the latest indices, and the conclusion is definitive: shipowners have

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    6 May, 2026
    When the Shortest Route Becomes the Most Expensive Decision
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    In shipping, shorter routes are usually associated with efficiency. Less distance. Lower bunker consumption. Faster delivery. On paper, the logic appears obvious. But maritime history — and modern freight markets — repeatedly show that the fastest route is not always

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