Tianjin Bulk Freight Index up 1.71%
The China Tianjin Bulk Freight Index (TBI), an indicator of northern China's international bulk freight rates, stood at 830.12 points on Wednesday, up 1.71 percent compared with the previous working day.
2026-07-29
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