On the 24th week the freight rates increase in the Azov-Black sea region
On the 24th week, freight rates in the Azov-Black Sea region remain in the limit of $31-32 for a shipment of 3,000 tons of wheat from Azov to Marmara Sea ports.
On the 24th week, freight rates in the Azov-Black Sea region remain in the limit of $31-32 for a shipment of 3,000 tons of wheat from Azov to Marmara Sea ports.
On the 23rd week, freight rates in the Azov-Black Sea region remain at USD 31 for a shipment of 3,000 tons of wheat from Azov to Marmara Sea ports.
On the 22nd week, freight rates in the Azov-Black Sea region began to rise after almost two months of decreasing. Thus, contracts for a shipment of 3,000 tons of wheat from Azov to Marmara Sea ports are concluded at the level of USD 31 per ton.
On the 21st week, freight rates in the Azov-Black Sea region continue to decrease. Contracts for a shipment of 3,000 tons of wheat from Azov to Marmara Sea ports are concluded at the level of $ 30 per ton.
On the 20th week, freight rates in the Azov-Black Sea region continue to drop. Thus, contracts for a shipment of 3,000 tons of wheat from Azov to Marmara Sea ports are concluded at the level of USD 31 per ton.
On the 19th week, the trend of freight rates falling in the Azov-Black Sea region persists. Thus, the rate for 3,000 tons of wheat from Azov to Marmara Sea ports has dropped to the level of USD 33 pmt.
On the 18th week, freight rates in the Azov-Black Sea region declined sharply, falling to $37 for a shipment of 3,000 tons of wheat from Azov to Marmara Sea ports.
On the 17th week, freight rates in the Azov-Black Sea region have continued to decrease. Thus, contracts for a shipment of 3,000 tons of wheat from Azov to Marmara Sea ports are concluded on average at the level of USD 46 per ton.
On the 16th week, freight rates in the Azov-Black Sea region remain at the level of last week, contracts for a shipment of 3,000 tons of wheat from Azov to Marmara Sea ports are concluded at an average level of $ 48 per ton.
On 15th week, freight rates in the Azov-Black Sea region continue to fall, although at a slower pace than in the previous two weeks.