Baltic Baltic Dry Index Fell On Tuesday

Published: Sep 6, 2023 20:20

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The Baltic Dry Index fell on Tuesday as the Baltic Capesize Index hit a nearly six-month low, offsetting the impact of a rise in the Baltic Panamax Index.

The Baltic Dry Index fell on Tuesday as the Baltic Capesize Index hit a nearly six-month low, offsetting the impact of a rise in the Baltic Panamax Index. The Baltic Dry Index fell 20 points, or 1.8%, to 1,063, its worst performance in more than a month. The Baltic Capesize Index fell 75 points, or 7.0%, to 997 points. Capesize daily profits decreased by $621 to $8,266. The Baltic Panamax Index rose 3 points to 1,481 points. Panamax daily profits increased by $21 to $13,326. The Supramax index rose 13 points, or 1.3%, to 1,008.

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