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EMF Weekly 18

12 months ago

TankerS

A mixed week for the oil tankers, where the average earning for the VLCC landed on $35,873 per day, which is a 28% decline from the previous week. This is mainly due to the introduction of the new OPEC cuts. However, spot earnings for scrubber-fitted Aframax went up 21% to $57,488 per day due to a stronger trend from the Caribbean to the US Gulf. Scrubber-fitted Suezmax experienced a steady 7% increase in the daily average, from $48,884 the previous week, to $52,063 this week.

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Aframax ECO, 12 months TC

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Aframax, Average spot

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Suezmax ECO, 12 months TC

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Suezmax, Average spot

Source: Clarksons Research

Dry Bulk

Relatively steady week across all segments. Capesize ended at $18,000/day while Kamsarmax fell 8% to $13,350/day due to low activity. We saw lots of activity around the northern coast of South America while there was very little activity on the south coast. Several shipowners offered discounts for favourable dates. For the lesser ship sizes we saw an increased volume of petcoke out of the gulf which in theory was the driver that kept the market stable. In sum, the shipowners were quite hesitant, hoping for a better week next week.

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Capesize, 12 months TC

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Kamsarmax, 12 months TC

Source: Clarksons Research

car carrier

The car carrier segment saw only small changes in the weekly trading, largely due to the more “slow” nature of this segment in comparison with the oil tanker and dry bulk segments. As earlier mentioned, today there is no such thing as a spot market within this segment – preference is to lease out tonnage on longer and stronger time charter contracts. Upcoming environmental restrictions are likely to have a number of impacts on the car carrier sector. According to research, this will include lower speeds (+3% vs. beginning of ‘21, but still 13% below 2008 levels), EST (Energy Saving Technologies) retro-fitting (this is gaining momentum; EST’s have now been fitted to over 14% of the fleet), and potentially increased tonnage recycling.

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5000 CEU – 12 months TC

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6500 CEU – 12 months  TC

Source: Clarksons Research

Tankers

Indicative TC (1 year)
Type Tons Week 10 Week 9 + /-
VLCC 300t. $ 45000 $ 53250 -15 %
Suemax 180t. $ 46750 $ 48750 -4 %
Aframax 120t. $ 47250 $ 53750 -12 %
MR 80t. $ 30500 $ 31750 -4 %
Indicative Values
Type Resale 5y 10y
VLCC 125 100 76 60
Suemax 85 68.5 53.5 31
Aframax 77.50 62.50 50 38.50
MR 50 42 34 24

Dry Bulk

Indicative TC (1 year)
Type Tons Week 10 Week 9 + /-
Capesize 180t. $ 20000 $ 21000 -5 %
Panamax 76t. $ 15125 $ 15950 -5 %
Supramax 58t. $ 14500 $ 15250 -5 %
Handysize 30t. $ 13450 $ 14625 -8 %
Indicative Values
Type Resale 5y 10y
Capesize 66 54.5 33 21
Panamax 40 34 25 17
Supramax 38.5 32 21.5 15.50
Handysize 32 26.5 19 12.50

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