On June 10, Orient Overseas International fell 3.14% in regular trading, trading at 129.7 HKD/share, with trading volume of approximately 77.13 million HKD. The marine sector continued its broad weakness as the Baltic Dry Index extended its decline.

On the news front, the BDI dropped to 2,818 points, marking its eighth consecutive daily decline and hitting its lowest level since May 1. The Capesize freight index plunged 5.9% in a single session, becoming the largest drag on the overall index. Market concerns over freight rate sustainability have spread to the container shipping segment, as concentrated shipments near completion and the risk premium previously driven by Middle East geopolitical conflicts is being rapidly unwound. CMA CGM's significant reduction of June return-route fees further fueled fears of a rate inflection point.

Within the Marine sector, COSCO Shipping Holdings fell 1.53%, Pacific Basin fell 2.45%, TS Lines fell 2.16%, SITC fell 0.47%, while LC Logistics rose 1.79%.

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