CFR Matrix
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With access to 3500 CFR prices across 590 destination ports, our CFR matrix empowers you to identify the optimal trading opportunities. By integrating our dataset of market prices with our vast amount of global freight rates, we have tailored a simple overview enabling you to compare origin competitiveness quickly.

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Freight
Freight Recap:
22/05/2026
May 22, 2026
The dry bulk market remained firm this week, but the strongest gains were concentrated in fewer routes and vessel classes. Panamax continued to lead the market, Capesize stayed elevated from a high base, Supramax held firm in selected Atlantic and Pacific pockets, while Handysize weakened in South America and Europe but remained supported in the Pacific.

Commodities
Agri- Commodities:
11-15/05/26 AGRI
May 18, 2026
Grain markets started the week sharply higher as tensions in the US-Iran conflict intensified ahead of the USDA WASDE report and the Trump-Xi meeting. US winter wheat ratings fell to the second lowest level for this week in 30 years, while wheat futures moved higher again overnight following the weaker-than-expected crop conditions report. Russian wheat export values also remained firm as markets focused on tightening global supply expectations.

Interview
Mads Frank Markussen on Sparta Market Outlook Podcast
Feb 12, 2025
Mads and the Sparta team explored the impact of Trump’s tariffs, sanctions, and market inefficiencies on oil and freight trading, as well as how tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China could reshape trade flows—discussed










