Dry-Bulk Shipping Rates Hit Two-Year High on Capesize Demand



(Bloomberg) — A key measure of bulk-shipping rates jumped to the highest level since December 2023, driven by rising demand for Capesize vessels along with tightening supply of ships that haul bulk commodities. Read More



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