Coal trade on track for growth next year
https://lloydslist.maritimeintelligence.informa.com/LL1134644/Coal…rowth-next-year
Posts by jasko
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Vaccine Hopes And India Facing Recession
The IMF is projecting that the economy will shrink by just over than ten percent in the twelve-month period ending in March, before returning to strong growth next year. In light of the economic challenges the country is facing, the Indian government is extending its stimulus package to fifteen percent of the gross domestic product. Soaring infection rates earlier in the year forced the country into a lockdown in the second quarter. The world’s second most populous country look set to be the worst performing emerging market this year. However, recent high-frequency data suggest that the Indian economy is recovering, with indicators such as automobile sales and manufacturing output showing strength. Although India is nowhere near as influential as China on the commodity and shipping markets, a return to healthy growth levels could see rising seaborne imports of coal, which collapsed during the second and third quarters, and provide some support for dry bulk shipping demand.
https://www.breakwaveadvisors.com/insights/2020/…acing-recession
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OT-Optima Telekom d.d. objavljuje da je dana 13. studeni 2020. godine podnio Financijskoj agenciji („FINA“) kvartalno izvješće o provedbi financijskog restrukturiranja sukladno zaključenim predstečajnim Nagodbama Trgovačkog suda u Zagrebu (Stpn-354/14) od 30. travnja 2014. godine i Trgovačkog suda u Splitu (Stpn-74/14) od 29. prosinca 2014. godine, a koje se odnosi na razdoblje 01. srpnja 2020.- 30. listopada 2020. godine.
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Dry Bulk: Turnaround Turkey Day?
https://www.breakwaveadvisors.com/insights/2020/…nd-thanksgiving
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WOW...
Uhvatio LURU 200 kom na 850 kn i izasao na 910 kn...najbolji trejd u zivotu!!!!
Mogao si dobiti 928
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BDI - 0,6% 1200
FFA Tone: Capes weaker down over 7% on nearby Nov and Dec breaking support of 15k on Nov while Dec heading towards technical support of 14k. Panamax down smalls with continued support from grain boys on dips…good volume throughout
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Navios Maritime Partners L.P. Reports Financial Results for the Third Quarter and Nine Months Ended September 30, 2020
“Drybulk demand in the first half of 2020 suffered from the global shutdown. However, fiscal stimulus and other policy measures helped economies heal in the third quarter. We believe that this healing process continues as we learn to live within the constraints of the pandemic and as new purchasing patterns emerge. Looking forward, the economic outlook for 2021 is favorable as the IMF expects global GDP to grow by 5.2% and drybulk trade is projected to increase by 3.9%.”
The average contracted daily charter-out rate for the fleet is $12,804, $20,820 and $28,632 for 2020, 2021 and 2022, respectively.
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2…er-30-2020.html
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Baltic Dry Index Rises 0.17% to 1,196
Capesize +1.72% to $14,421. Dec FFA +5% to $14,950
Panamax -1.77% to $9,375
Supramax 58k tons -1.15% to $9,914
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2016 vote sparked fireworks for shipping stocks. Repeat in 2020?
Four years ago, shipping stocks unexpectedly skyrocketed in the days following the presidential election
When comparing the opening price on Nov. 9 with intraday highs hit Nov. 15-17, the numbers look like typos. Shares of DryShips (which went private in 2019) rose at one point by as much as 2,142%. In trader parlance, it was a “22-bagger” over just four days.
Globus Maritime (NASDAQ: GLBS) jumped as much as 1,296% (a 14-bagger over five days). Diana Containerships, which is now Performance Shipping (NASDAQ: PSHG), surged 1,084%. Euroseas (NASDAQ: ESEA) rose as much as 595%, Seanergy (NASDAQ: SHIP) by 322%, and Top Ships (NASDAQ: TOPS) by 272%.
https://www.freightwaves.com/news/2016-elec…-repeat-in-2020
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Novi program otkupa vlastitih dionica kojima se trguje na Zagrebačkoj
burzi u iznosu od 5 milijuna HRKProgram će započeti 2. studenog 2020., a završit će najkasnije 2. studenog 2021. Društvo nije
obvezno niti u jednom trenutku otkupiti vlastite dionice; već će djelovati kao kupac ovisno o tržišnim
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Tanker operators have reason to root for sitting US President Donald Trump, while the dry bulk and container lines should hope for Democrat Joe Biden to win when the US president election is decided on Tuesday, projects VesselsValue.
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There are a few trends working in favor of higher steel prices:
- Central bank policy (inflationary)
- Fiscal stimulus (inflationary)
- non-OECD growth (demand)
- Possible OECD huge infrastructure projects / renewables (demand)Economic slowdown is of course deflationary.
Are we headed into a deflationary or inflationary period? Steel price can increase 5-100% from here.
http://steelbenchmarker.com/files/history.pdf
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Seaborne Thermal Coal Demand To Rise Over Next Decade
https://www.hellenicshippingnews.com/seaborne-therm…er-next-decade/
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Baltic Dry Index Falls 1.08% to 1,283
Capesize -1.46% to $15,550 & Nov FFA +11%
Panamax -0.65% to $10,268
Supramax 58k tons -0.93% to $10,438
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2021 Dry Bulk Outlook - Iron Ore
https://www.breakwaveadvisors.com/insights/2020/…utlook-iron-ore
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Key shipping takeaways from China’s latest five-year plan
