From Commodore's Weekly Dry Bulk Reports
Hormuz 2027: Reopening or Prolonged Disruption?
Iron Ore Prices Recover as Seaborne Volumes Lose Momentum
Metals struggle as economic growth concerns mount
Record Decline in Chinese Thermal Coal Stockpiles
Tanker 1H 2026: Strong VLCC Earnings Drive Newbuilding and Secondhand Investment
Dry bulk trade from the Black Sea has moved into a markedly weaker phase
Brazil enters the second half of 2026 at an interesting crossroads
Breakwave Bi-Weekly Dry Bulk Report - September 1, 2026
Steady Demand and Shrinking Vessel Supply Pushes Spot Higher – During the second half of August, robust iron ore transportation demand in the Pacific, driven by all three mining majors, combined with localized storm disruptions that tightened vessel lineups led to elevated freight rates on the critical Australia-to-China route.









