The Baltic Exchange Dry Freight Index. The BADI rose on Monday Yinbanama type ship capesize freight rates are rising. 

The Baltic Dry Index rose 5 points, or 0.43 percent to 1162 points. The index measures the transportation costs of iron ore, cement, grain, coal and fertilizer resources. 

The Baltic Panamax freight index. BPNI Monday rose 16 points, or 1.42 percent to 1145 points. 

Baltic Capesize Index. BACI climbing rose 0.54 percent to 1501 points. The capesize profit this year so far fallen by about 71% of capesize vessels of 150,000 tons deadweight normally transport iron ore and coal and other goods. 

"We expect the 2012 transport about 108 million dwt in 2013 is likely to fall" Arctic Securities analyst Erik Nikolai Stavseth said in a report to clients. 

"This will be particularly positive impact capesize ships and Handymax vessels, Panamax vessels to increase high-speed still tried to struggle." 

Handymax ship daily average profit fell 59-10250 U.S. dollars supramax average daily profit rise 31-13587 U.S. dollars. 

Vessels supply the increasing demand for commodities over a long time growth is widely expected that this will limit the next few months to dry bulk freight rates rose.