Baltic Dry Index fell slightly

Published: Aug 9, 2023 18:28

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The Baltic Dry Index fell on Tuesday, ending its three consecutive gains before.

The Baltic Dry Index fell on Tuesday, ending its three consecutive gains before. The Baltic Dry Index fell 3 points to 1142 points. The Baltic Capesize Index fell 49 points, or 2.7%, to 1,783, its lowest in more than two weeks. The Baltic Capesize average daily profit fell $401 to $14,791. The Baltic Panamax Index rose 42 points, or 3.6%, to 1,195, the highest since May 23. Panamax daily profits increased by $381 to $10,754. The Baltic Exchange Supramax Index rose 3 points to 689.

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