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ISO: Volatility bred volume with decent action down the curve to Cal13 - volume in excess of 600kt thru SGX today and looks far from over.
about 1 hour ago
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PMX: More losses across the curve - June and Q3 to $6700 and $7500 Q4 sold off to $8750 after which buyers pushed it back to $8900.
about 2 hours ago
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Cape: Physical tumbling in both oceans and index expected sub-5k in coming days, we expect further downside on prompt before next week.
about 2 hours ago
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SMX: (corrected) Bearish but increased liquidity - main interest on prompt with June $9,400-$9,650, thinner on the deferred Cal 14 $10,700.
about 4 hours ago
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Bunker: Asia FO market stronger June-September now in backwardation with cracks narrowing for first time in three sessions.
about 5 hours ago
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HRC: Nov and Dec at $655/t on index drop - bids retracted and offers weren't eager to chase them down.
about 5 hours ago
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News: Marubeni to buy Gavilon Group for $3.6bn making it one of the world’s largest grain traders., NYT reports.
1:02 AM May 29th
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USHRC: Most are waiting to see if prices stabilise and tick up but there is a lot of steel out there so fear is prices may move lower.
12:58 PM May 28th
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PMX: Limited fresh activity but despite last weeks' bearish close and neg index levels slightly firmer on Q3 and Q4 $8050 and $9100.
12:55 PM May 28th
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Cape: Holidays left the market very quiet - index fell and TC voyage returns look poor so question is whether the market will go lower.
12:54 PM May 28th
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IOS: Firmer trend am - physical news bullish on China infrastructure plans - bids opened at Friday's close and well-supported on the day.
12:53 PM May 28th
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SMX: Quiet start due to US Memorial Day holiday and Whitsun in most of Europe - trading seen was June which @ $9,900.
12:50 PM May 28th
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USHRC: Global prices still very bearish and further imports seem inevitable with US giving healthy returns compared to other global markets.
11:11 AM May 25th
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IOS: Stable close with TSI edging up and swaps seeing bids improving $0.50 on June 12, July 12 and Q312 - June in $128 to $129 range.
11:10 AM May 25th
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Cape: Slightly more eventful but with little to inspire from physical and a typical Friday index, the paper market was well offered all day.
11:08 AM May 25th
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PMX: Softer with index -377 - Q4 $8900-9000 and Q1 at $8,300 - very quiet post index and looking to next week for changes on the physical.
11:07 AM May 25th
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Bunker: Fundamentals weak on high stocks but demand could improve on lower outright prices, keeping the market balance, traders said.
11:06 AM May 25th
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IO Options. Prompt bids creeping back up on front quarter volatility but appetite to go short seems to be missing for the moment.
11:05 AM May 25th
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PMX: Still coming off - June $7750-8000, Q3 $7850 and $8000 market unchanged post-index (down 446) and sentiment remains, er, negative.
12:04 PM May 24th
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Cape: Index -13.62% and curve took another hammering - Cal 13 sold down to $12,800, Cal 14 $15,400, Cal 15 $16,900.
12:01 PM May 24th
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