Futures
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Maritime News
Chicago Grain Futures Ease Alongside Crude Oil
Chicago wheat, corn and soybean futures edged lower on Tuesday, snapping a two-session rally amid a slew of profit-taking and farmer…
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Maritime News
Raw Sugar Futures Falls After Two-Week High Alongside Coffee, Cocoa
Raw sugar futures on ICE closed down after earlier hitting a two-week high as selling in top grower Brazil dried…
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Maritime News
US Corn, Wheat, Soy Futures Rise Alongside Crude Oil
Chicago wheat futures touched 10-month highs on Monday with corn and soybeans also rising following gains in crude oil, as…
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Maritime News
Sugar Futures Fall as Oil Prices Slump
Raw sugar futures on ICE fell on Monday after oil prices slumped following comments from U.S. President Donald Trump that…
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Port News
Oregon maps four offshore wind futures, from zero build to 3GW
The US state of Oregon has unveiled a draft offshore wind roadmap outlining four potential futures off its deepwater west…
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Port News
Shanghai futures market shows liner fortunes plummeting
Looking at the futures market being traded in Shanghai, analysts at Asia-based container consultancy Linerlytica are predicting box freight rates…
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Marine World
Wheat Futures Surge After Grain Ship Hits Mine
By Tarso Veloso and Ilena Peng (Bloomberg) Wheat futures climbed after a vessel preparing to load grain from Ukraine hit a…
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Maritime News
Iron Ore Futures Fall as Chinese Demand Softens
Chinese iron ore futures fell below a key 1,000 yuan per tonne level on Thursday, falling more than 5% to…
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Maritime News
Dalian Iron Ore Futures Jump on Strong Demand Hopes
Benchmark iron ore futures in China rose more than 3% on Tuesday, after five straight sessions of declines fuelled by…
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Maritime News
COSCO, Dalian Exchange Ink Pact on Shipping Futures
China’s COSCO Shipping Group and the Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) have signed an agreement to jointly work on developing shipping…
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