2015-08-15 一:头条新闻 德鲁里:须关注中国集装箱货运量2015-8-11
二:造船 (Ship building)Liftboat:低迷海工市场中的一抹亮丽2015-8-12
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三:港口(Terminal)
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2015-8-11
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四:海难(Casualty)
五:买卖/租贷 2015-08-14 (S/P & Chartering)
1.SALE AND PURCHASE
Name Size Built Buyer Price(Mln$)
Tankers
Front Glory 149834 1995 Far Eastern 16.00
SN Azzuma 72365 2003 Greek 12.45
Amber Ray 19728 2005 Nordic Tankers 21.00
Bulkers
Churchill Bulker 179600 2011 Marmaras 37.00
Umberto D’Amato 92500 2011 Unknown 14.70
Rondeau 77031 2006 Greek 13.80
Star Natalie 73798 1998 Chinese 4.20
Aston Trader II 55496 2008 Greek 13.00
Aristo River 33632 2005 Swiss 9.50
Santa Francisca 28494 2001 ITC 5.30
Pacific Wind 28437 2007 Vietnamese 8.60
2.SOLE FOR DEMOLATION
Name Dwt Ldt Built Buyer Price(per ldt usd)
Solidamosc 73470 13610 1991 Pakistan 370
Bulk Discovery 69346 9977 1989 Bangladesh 368
Zim Pacific 45850 16900 1996 Indian 395
Baltic Stream 12570 7080 1980 Bangladesh 400
3.TIME CHARTERING-TANKER 2015.08.14
Type Period Rate US$(pdpr)
One year Two years 3 years 5 years
VLCC 50,000 45,000 42,500 40,000
Suezmax 35,000 33,500 32,500 30,000
Aframax 27,000 26,500 26,500 24,000
Handy 16,800 16,000 14,750 14,500
4.TIME CHARTERING-DRY BULK 2015.08.14
Type 4-6 months One year Two years Rate US$(pdpr)
Atlantic Pacific Atlantic Pacific Atlantic Pacific
Cape size (180k’) 14,500 14,500 15,000 15,250 15,850 15,850
Pnmx/Kmax (76-82k’) 10,150 8,500 10,000 8,750 10,500 9,900
Supramax (56k’) 10.000 9,000 10,250 8,750 10,000 9,700
Handy (32k’) 6,700 6,950 6,350 7,300 7,550 7,750
CHARTERING- VLCC (2015-08-12)
On volumes it has been a very quiet week for the VLCC's both ex Meg and also in West Africa. The monthly count for August ex Meg is some 20 behind same time last month. Despite the ongoing delays In the east, causing some prompt replacements, the list of tonnage with safe itineraries is growing daily.
Charterers have therefore regained some control of the momentum and have taken a big step back to add pressure on the rates. The rates have come off the peaks and are under pressure both in Meg and West Africa but are still yielding abt $70k/day for Meg and West Africa to East, but could soften further in the near term. For the Suezmaxes the week started on a slow note with limited activity ex West Africa , despite expectations of more 2nd decade cargoes to come into play. Charterers have kept on drip-feeding this market with firm cargoes and thereby managing to stabilize the rates.
There has however been more activity in the Caribs which has depleted the tonnage list for West Africa. In the Blsea/Med there was improved activity at the end of last week, but with each firm cargo receiving ample offers for this fixing window, the sentiment here has softened. Aframax owners in the Nsea and Baltic faced a slow market last week, and with plenty of available ships around for the few cargoes quoted rates declined. At time of writing the situation remains unchanged, and with the market lacking any momentum, no recovery is in sight in the short term. Med and Bsea proved to be more busy than it seemed at first glance last week. A combination of hidden activity and some replacement cargoes gave this area enough optimism to remain at more healthy levels than we experienced in the North. Quite a few ships discharging at Italian ports are delayed due to bad weather, hence the tonnage list seems tight for any cargoes loading in the 8-12 August window and we expect rates to firm in the short term.
CHARTERING- Dry bulk (2015-08-12)
Capesize
The Capesize market firmed up this week, driven mainly by strong front-haul market and firm pacific fixtures. West Australian market moved up slightly with fixtures concluded at $6.15 on Monday and jumped up to $6.30 on Tuesday. Wednesday saw an overall positive Australian market with prompt fixtures heard done close to mid-$6. The front-haul TCT market for Brazil/China r/v moved from USD 14,000 level on Monday to USD 16,500 Tuesday and the voyage rate Tubarao to Qingdao peaked in excess of $16.00. Front-haul market on Wednesday continued its firm stance. Few TA fixtures were concluded this week but this does not seem to affect the positive outlook on front-haul.
Panamax
After last weeks positive developments ended subdued, this week started in an unclear direction with paper trading up while physical was inactive. Further in the week tonnage list grew longer in the east overweighing demand and seeing rates slip with pac rounds being concluded around 7k. E co kamsarmaxes getting high 8 k for Nopac. Front-haul has been thin with what little done at levels below last. Grain still the driver. Also Atlantic have seen less activity and lower rates, owners ask 11k while TA being concluded at closer to 10k level. The few active takers for period are holding back and not rating expecting rates to slip further. Short term we expect market will drop further before a new floor established.
Handy
Rates coming off from last week. USG to east med for handy paying USD 25. Modern 35k vessel getting low USD 14k for Re calada to North Spain. Short periods del US Atlantic redel ww paying low 9 k. Fertilizer from Baltic to Brasil fixed at sub USD 20 for 46.00 10pct stem. Ramadan ended with less fresh cargoes than expected. Ultramaxes getting like 10k+ for Indonesia/E rounds. Nopac round to Indonesia for Supra concluded at 8k + bb. North China vessels being fixed in the high 5/low 6k levels for backhaul trips.
It has been a very quiet week in the largest vessels' segment, even the Indian charterers have held their cargoes the last few days. The Baltic VLGC index has continued its downward trend - the last 10 quotation days the index has come off some 15%, however, clearly on anticipation that the next fixture(s) should be a lot cheaper than the previous ones.
The list of relets to the market has been growing steadily and therefore we see they outnumber the availabilities from the
independent owners in August. Supply and demand of vessels are the main drivers at it seems the supply is bigger than the demand now that the FOB/CFR delta between MEG and the East is still too narrow, not to mention the spot arbitrage from the West to the East being fully shut. There are rumours in the market that a handful September FOB cargoes in the USG have been cancelled by their respective lifters as the trade does not make sense and it is a better solution to pay the cancellation fee than to lift. On the positive side we have seen the HFO prices come down from USD 320's to 290's which compensates for USD 1.50 pmt on a MEG to Far East run. On the hardware side; VLGC NB no 14 of the year has just been delivered. In addition the MGC orderbook has had a 2 vessel addition last week - bringing the MGC orderbook to 28, equal to 38.4% of existing fleet 73 vessels.
六: 2015-08-12 远东2010年造二手船平均价值:
种类 油轮 干散货轮 集装箱轮 (teu)
船型 VLCC Suezmax Aframax Cape Pmax Supramax Handy P/Pax Pmax Handy
吨位(万) 31 16 11 18 7.5 5 3 6500 4000 1400
价值(万美元) -0.0% -0.0% -0.00% +1.0% +1.3% -0.0% -0.0% -0.3% -1.3% -1.5%
七:2015/08/15船用燃油价格(每吨/usd)
来源: Bunkerworld
IFO 380 __IFO 180 MDO MGO
新加坡 284 294 446 456
鹿特丹 267 293 ----- 453
休士顿 261 317 ----- 498
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备注: tbn = to be named ldt = light d/weight ton
usd = u.s.dollar mtpa = million ton per annum
cbm =cubic meter tpa =million metric ton per annu