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  • 2024 cross-border e-commerce supply chain breakout battle: how to solve the global delivery problem with digital intelligence?

    10-29

    / 2021

    2024 cross-border e-commerce supply chain breakout battle: how to solve the global delivery problem with digital intelligence?

    According to the statistics of the General Administration of Customs, the total import and export volume of China's cross-border e-commerce exceeded 2.3 trillion yuan in 2023, an increase of 15.6 percent over the same period last year. However, under the rapid growth, 47.6 percent of sellers said in the "Global E-commerce Logistics Survey" that supply chain issues have become the primary bottleneck restricting development.
  • Shipowners say 'amazing' dry bulk market will continue

    10-15

    / 2021

    Shipowners say 'amazing' dry bulk market will continue

    Martyn Wade, CEO of Singapore-based Shipowners' Grindrod Shipping, said at the Capital Link webinar that the bulk carrier market will benefit from the post-epidemic recovery, port congestion, spillover from container ships to bulk carriers, and the trade dispute between Australia and China. He said: "The market has waited ten years to have such good returns. 90% of our company's fleet is traded in the spot market."
  • Bulk carrier market peak season is not prosperous BDI index rebound weak

    12-16

    / 2020

    Bulk carrier market peak season is not prosperous BDI index rebound weak

    Bulk market in the fourth quarter peak season is not prosperous. Although the industry had previously expected bulk freight rates to start to pick up as winter approached, the BDI index has not rebounded significantly recently.
  • In the second half of this year, the dry bulk cargo and oil tanker freight index fluctuated significantly.

    10-24

    / 2019

    In the second half of this year, the dry bulk cargo and oil tanker freight index fluctuated significantly.

    Since June 2019, the tanker crude oil freight index (BDTI) has been higher overall, closing at 1312 points on October 22, up 106.9 percent from the beginning of June. Affected by factors such as the dangerous rise in the geopolitical situation in the Gulf region and the attack on Saudi oil equipment, the BDTI index has risen rapidly since September, reaching a 176.6 per cent increase in the cycle from September 14 to October 14.