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Daily Overview of Global Markets & the SEE Region (Monday, October 1, 2018)

HIGHLIGHTS

WORLD ECONOMIC & MARKET DEVELOPMENTS

GLOBAL MARKETS: Market concerns about Italy’s public finances stability prevail. Against this background, investors continued to demand a higher credit risk premium on Italian government bonds while the EUR/USD was hovering in early European trade within distance from Friday’s two-week intraday low of 1.1566. Elsewhere, the CAD was among the main outperformers in FX markets on news that Canada was to join the US and Mexico to form a revised NAFTA...

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Dry, Wet and Geopolitics hiccups…

John Faraclas

The BDI (Baltic Dry Index) was up 15 points standing at 1,555 thanks to the Capes; Geopolitics deteriorate dangerously… John Faraclas’ daily briefing:

Here we go again with all the Dry Indices either falling or with minimal positive changes; the Capes’ BCI though was up 61 points and now reads 2,061!

The Panamaxes’ BPI lost three points and now stands at 1,692…

The Supras’ BSI was down one point at 1,193 and the Handies’ BHSI clinched a point now reading 630 points.

So once again we...

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The Market: who’s in?

John Faraclas

The BDI  (Baltic Dry Index) ended up at 1,540 points earlier on today which is 16 points plus since yesterday and 127 points since last week when it clocked 1,413 points.  The Geopolitical situation looks like as depicts the Before the Storm …environment so to speak. John Faraclas daily and weekly recap:

The Capes’ BCI reached the 2,000 mark threshold – up 51 points which is also 160 points plus since last week’s 1,840 points!

The Panamaxes’ BPI stood at 1,695 – six points plus!   ...

http://www.allaboutshipping.co.uk/2018/09/28/the-market-whos-in/

Daily Overview of Global Markets & the SEE Region (Thursday, September 27, 2018)

HIGHLIGHTS

WORLD ECONOMIC & MARKET DEVELOPMENTS

GLOBAL MARKETS: In line with market expectations, the Fed raised interest rates by 25bps at this week’s two-day monetary policy meeting which concluded late on Wednesday, taking the target range for the federal funds rate to 2.00%-2.25%. Changes to the post-meeting statement were minimal with one exception: the Committee removed the reference to the policy stance as “accommodative”. However, this has no implications for the Fed’s future rate...

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The BDI@1,524 …hooray hooray?

The BDI (Baltic Dry Index) clinched 21 points earlier on today greatly assisting the mood for the World Maritime Day! Geopolitics in perplexed jeopardy; ultra-caution should be observed. John Faraclas daily briefing:

The Capes’ BCI managed a good 39 points plus and now stands at 1,949 points..

A dozen points for the Panamaxes BPI  now reading 1,689…

Any point is more than welcomed and that happened with the Supras’ BSI  now at 1,195 an the Handies’ BHSI now at 627!

The Wets were both up; the last...

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Contained rise for the BDI@1,450…

John Faraclas

The BDI’s rise earlier on today was more or less …trimmed with a 16 points plus whilst at the UN things were heating up… John Faraclas’ brief report:

All indices were on the plus but with minimal or no change…

The Capes’ BCI  rose just four points to 1,868…

The Panamaxes BPI gained 30 good points and now reads 1,639!

Five points were enough for the Supras’ BSI now at 1,190 points, a very enviable level compared with all other sizes fluctuations…

No change for the Handies’ BHSI;...

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Despite the global financial turmoil the BDI’s renowned volatility is here to stay…

John Faraclas

The BDI was up 53 points earlier on today and now stands at 1,503 points surpassing the crucial but also psychological threshold of 1,500. The Geopolitical turmoil coupled with the Trade War, Sanctions, Tariffs will soon become a catalyst and the shit will hit the fan… John Faraclas’ brief recap:

The Capes’ BCI with 42 points plus are recapitulating and hopefully the 2,000 point mark will be conquered subject the trade war easy’s down… Let the 1,910 points be the base…

The Panamaxes’...

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The BDI@1,434 …do you have a moonraker…

John Faraclas

The BDI (Baltic Dry Index) gained 21 points earlier on today and at 1,434 we must admit this is a good restart and hope same lasts for the benefit of all as otherwise with the messy Geopolitics things will continue to be uncertain and sour. John Faraclas’ daily market and Geopolitics briefing:

The Capes’ BCI was up 24 points and now reads 1,864… Still a long way to go up to the 3,000 threshold that all wish to see again…

Similar gains for the Panamaxes’ BPI  now at 1,609 points; up...

http://www.allaboutshipping.co.uk/2018/09/24/the-bdi1434-do-you-have-a-moonraker/

Daily Overview of Global Markets & the SEE Region (Tuesday, September 25, 2018)

HIGHLIGHTS

WORLD ECONOMIC & MARKET DEVELOPMENTS

GLOBAL MARKETS: Major European equity markets opened higher on Tuesday but gains were limited amid prevailing trade war concerns. Elsewhere, 10-yr Bund yields rose slightly above 0.54% today, the highest since 22 May after ECB President Mario Draghi conveyed a message of increased confidence at the Governing Council about reaching the inflation target. In FX markets, the USD was firmer on the day ahead of this week’s two-day FOMC policy meeting,...

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Oslo Børs: PoLight approved for listing

24/09/2018 – Oslo Stock Exchange has resolved to admit the shares in PoLight ASA to listing on Oslo Børs.

It is stipulated that the company prior to the first day of listing must satisfy the listing requirements on Oslo Børs.  If the requirements on Oslo Børs are not met, the company will be accepted for listing on Oslo Axess, provided that the listing requirements on Oslo Axess are satisfied.

The Chief Executive Officer of Oslo Børs determines the date of the first day of listing, which is to...

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