TREE NEWS reports: China Merchants Energy Shipping said it remains positive on the dry bulk market after the Baltic Dry Index (BDI) hit a new high, driven by long-haul demand for Capesize vessels and improved shipments of Australian iron ore and West African bauxite. Board Secretary Kong Kang made the remarks at a September 7 results briefing.
China Merchants Energy optimistic on dry bulk despite BDI record
The owner's optimism despite a record index suggests confidence is tied to specific trade flows rather than the headline number. Long-haul demand for Capesizes and the cited cargo origins point to supply-side constraints or route dynamics as the key support. The open question is whether these drivers, notably Australian iron ore and West African bauxite shipments, remain robust enough to offset any seasonal or demand-side softening.
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