TREE NEWS reports: Tanker and dry bulk shipping rates have been climbing this year due to geopolitical conflicts, extreme weather, and shifting global trade. They say structural demand growth, tight effective supply, fleet aging, and frequent external shocks have disrupted traditional seasonal patterns, making the sector’s high prosperity more sustainable.
Tanker and dry bulk shipping rates break seasonal patterns
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