Based on data from the week ending 6 February 2026, Ultramax & Handysize markets at a turning point are analysed through metis kai isorropia, highlighting timing, balance, and strategic intelligence amid shifting global dynamics
The dry bulk market corrected sharply after a three-week rally, led by Capesize losses, according to data from the week that closed on 6 February 2026
A market entering February with quiet strength, based on data from the week ending 30 January 2026, as Ultramax and Handy segments show resilience, disciplined positioning, and measured upside potential across key basins
Weekly Ultramax and Handysize market analysis, with forecasts based on data from the week ending 23 January 2026, capturing shifting regional dynamics, tonnage positioning, and short-term strategic implications
After six weeks of pressure, the dry bulk market shows tangible recovery, based on data from the week ending 23 January 2026, led by Capesize strength and improving sentiment across vessel segments
Market forecasts for Ultramax and Handysize vessels, based on weekly data ending January 16, 2026, reveal regional shifts, subtle tightening, and stabilisation across global dry bulk trades
The dry bulk market extended its losses during the week ending 16 January 2026, with overall declines despite divergent performance across vessel segments and selective rate resilience
As 2026 begins, Ultramax and Handysize markets stabilise amid uneven fundamentals, with these projections based on market data and fixtures from the week ending 9 January 2026
Dry bulk freight markets started the year under sustained pressure, with earnings sliding across all vessel classes, based on data from the week that closed on January 9, 2026, highlighting fragile sentiment and muted demand
Drawing on market activity from the week ending 19 December 2025, this report examines the seasonal slowdown across Ultramax, Supramax and Handysize segments as year-end calm replaces late-Q4 momentum