The Baltic Dry Index reaches its highest level in over a week, led by strong gains in capesize vessel rates

```htmlGolden Ten Data Futures News on July 2: According to foreign media reports, the Baltic Dry Bulk Freight Index closed higher on Thursday, reaching its highest level in more than a week. This was mainly driven by a sharp rise in Capesize vessel freight rates. The Baltic Dry Bulk Freight Index (BDI) rose by 88 points or 3.4% from the previous trading day, closing at 2,650 points, the highest level since June 24. The Capesize vessel freight rate index (BCI) increased by 229 points or 6.2%, closing at 3,921 points. The average daily profit for Capesize vessels was up by $2,079, reaching $32,060. The Panamax vessel freight rate index (BPI) rose by 18 points or 0.8%, closing at 2,195 points. The average daily profit for Panamax vessels rose by $167, reaching $19,758. The Supramax bulk carrier freight rate index (BSI) increased by 2 points or 0.1%, closing at 1,675 points.```