
EastGate's report says China's infrastructure-led stimulus has supported iron ore and coking coal demand, while Capesize earnings have been weighed by China-Australia tensions and Brazilian rain disrupting loadings. Capesize spot earnings were about US$12,712 per day as of November 27, and the market does not expect a sharp rise before year-end.
Dry bulk freight weakness in the Capesize segment limits the cost pressure on grain shipments, while strong Chinese bulk demand keeps broader freight rates supported.
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