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Grains & Dry Bulk · CommodityScope Indicative Freight Assessment

Brazil to Iran Grain Freight Rates — Panamax

CommodityScope assesses the indicative spot freight market for this basis at $61.00/mt for 28 February 2026, Panamax, unchanged from the previous weekly reading. The assessment represents the estimated prevailing market level for the defined basis and is not a vessel-specific quotation or fixture.

Latest freight rate

Latest rate
$61.00USD/mt
Assessment date
28 February 2026
Weekly reading · not a live quote
Vessel class
Panamax
Brazil → Iran

What This Rate Measures

CommodityScope indicative weekly voyage freight assessment for grain from Brazil to Iran, Panamax vessels, in USD/mt.

Dry-bulk grain voyage rates: Dry-bulk grain voyage rates are CommodityScope weekly indicative freight assessments for a defined origin, destination and freight basis. Depending on the series, the basis may specify a parcel size, a vessel class, or both. Each distinct origin, destination and parcel/vessel basis is maintained as a separate series.

  • The assessment basis states the vessel class (Panamax) rather than a tonnage for this route; the tonnage actually carried is not specified.

Assessment basis

  • Origin: Brazil
  • Destination: Iran
  • Cargo: Grain
  • Vessel class: Panamax (tonnage not specified)
  • Rate unit: USD/mt; weekly reading
CS Series:
CS-FRT-GRN-BRAZIL-IRAN-PANAMAX
Assessment type:
CommodityScope Indicative Assessment
Series Specification:
CS-FRT-GRN-BRAZIL-IRAN-PANAMAX

Terms not specified

  • Laycan
  • Vessel identity
  • Load/discharge terms
  • Named berths

Commercial terms not included in the assessment basis are not inferred.

Unit and cadence

  • USD per metric tonne of cargo.
  • Weekly reading — the change shown compares two weekly readings.

Weekly Grain Freight Rates

Latest CommodityScope weekly assessments for the defined market basis. Dates without an available assessment are omitted. A different origin is a different page.

DateRateWeekly changeTrend
28 Feb 2026$61.000.00steady
21 Feb 2026$61.000.00steady
14 Feb 2026$61.000.00steady
7 Feb 2026$61.000.00steady
31 Jan 2026$61.00—steady

Computed Summary

Calculated from the CommodityScope assessment series shown above. Each statistic states its applicable period and calculation method.

  1. The latest rate of $61.00/mt on 28 Feb 2026 is unchanged from the previous weekly assessment (21 Feb 2026).

    Method: Computed by CommodityScope as the difference between the two most recent weekly observations (7 calendar days apart).

  2. Over the available history (31 Jan 2026 – 28 Feb 2026), the highest rate was $61.00/mt on 31 Jan 2026 and the lowest was $61.00/mt on 31 Jan 2026.

    Method: Minimum and maximum of the rate over the available history (31 Jan 2026 – 28 Feb 2026, 5 observations). This is not an all-time record.

  • No completed calendar month with at least 3 weekly observations is loaded, so the latest value is not compared with a monthly average.

Monthly Brazil to Iran — Panamax Averages

Average, minimum and maximum of the available weekly rates in each calendar month. Incomplete latest months are marked month to date.

MonthAverageMinMaxObservations
February 202661.0061.0061.004
January 202661.0061.0061.001

Comparable Routes, Explained

What This Assessment Represents

This is a CommodityScope indicative voyage freight assessment for the origin, destination, commodity and parcel-size or vessel-class basis defined above. It is not a live fixture. Russia and Ukraine are separate origins on separate pages; where a lane publishes several lot sizes, each lot size is a separate series on the same page. Laycan, named berths and vessel identity are not inferred when the series basis does not specify them.

How to use

  • Combine the freight rate with a comparable FOB origin price to estimate a CFR-equivalent sea-delivered value, provided the cargo and freight bases are compatible.
  • Compare freight levels across different origin and vessel/parcel bases; differences may reflect route, vessel availability, port conditions, timing and market balance.

Not suitable for

  • Fixing a vessel: no laycan, vessel name, terms (e.g. load/discharge rates) or demurrage are implied.
  • Mixing lot sizes: a 30,000 mt coaster/handysize stem is not the same market as a 40/50,000 mt panamax stem.

Assessment and computed statistics: CommodityScope. See the Dry Freight Methodology v1.0 for assessment basis, calculation principles and data policy.