Recently, the Baltic Dry Bulk Index (BDI) has continued to rise, and there have been seven consecutive rises; the Baltic Dry Bulk Index (BDI) began to rebound continuously on February 17, and last week it went out of 21% in a single day and 64% in a single week increase. Specifically, the rapid rebound this time was mainly driven by the rise in freight rates for large ships. The shipping sector is also affected by this, and the trend is stronger today. COSCO and China Merchants Shipping has risen by more than 8%.
As the impact of the epidemic gradually dissipates, the domestic economy is recovering, and the demand for many raw materials has increased, which has promoted overseas transportation demand.
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