The SeaNation team presents data from Xclusiv Shipbrokers, Inc., as Capesize earnings reach five-year highs, Atlantic tonne-mile demand accelerates and strong freight conditions increasingly support secondhand vessel values
The Capesize orderbook looks substantial. Yet Capesize capacity depends less on how many ships arrive than on how few voyages the new Atlantic trades allow each one to complete
The SeaNation team presents data from Xclusiv Shipbrokers, Inc., showing a broad-based dry bulk recovery in January–July 2026, driven by stronger cargo volumes, fleet utilisation and rising tonne-mile demand
The dry bulk freight market ended the week closing on July 3, 2026, with stronger momentum in larger vessel segments as geopolitical developments and improving cargo demand lifted overall market sentiment
The dry bulk market closed the week ending May 8, 2026, with broad-based gains across vessel segments, as Capes and Kamsarmaxes led a renewed surge in global freight sentiment
The dry bulk market gained broad-based momentum in the week ended February 13, 2026, with all vessel classes posting firm advances ahead of the Lunar New Year, led by Capesize strength across Pacific and Atlantic routes
