Shipping Stocks on the Shine
The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) has clocked its highest weekly gains this year and was at its yearly highs at 4381 up 161 points or 3.85%
The Baltic Dry Index has been on a rise since 14 consecutive sessions and has gained more than 60% in the last one month
Reasons
This has come mainly due to an increase in demand from China as iron ore imports in the country are on a rise
Lower Interest rates have also helped the cause as easy availability of credit has made it easier to get a letter of credit for the vessels
Ship congestion at Brazil, Australia & China have also contributed to the rise in the index
Conclusion
Shipping stocks have rallied with stocks gaining strength like Mercator Lines (12.51%), SCI (0.23), Essar Shipping (2.59%), Great eastern Shipping(8.60%)
GE Shipping, Mercator Lines & Shipping Corp. India are stocks with good fundamentals and likely to take the major gains as BDI is the major factor for any movement in shipping stocks
Author: Rahul Sonthalia, Analyst, Kredent Group
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