TREE NEWS reports: The Baltic Dry Index dropped 4.78% to 2,667 points, marking its eighth consecutive session of declines. The index, which tracks freight rates for dry bulk commodities including iron ore, coal and grain, has now fallen for eight straight trading days.
Baltic Dry Index Falls 4.78% to 2,667, Eighth Straight Session of Declines
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