波罗的海干散货运价指数涨1.53%，至2926点。

Russia plans to extend a diesel export ban through Sept. 30 as domestic fuel shortages persist and multiple refineries remain offline after repeated Ukrainian drone attacks, three industry sources said. One source said extending the ban to year-end is also under consideration. Moscow first imposed a diesel export ban from July 8–31 and then extended export restrictions on fuel producers to Aug. 31. Non-fuel producers are barred from exporting diesel and motor gasoline until Jan. 31 next year, while jet-fuel exports remain banned through Nov. 2026. After local governments eased some restrictions in late July, fuel shortages reappeared in parts of the country in August.

DXY rose to a weekly high on Tuesday after US Treasury Secretary Bessent announced new sanctions on Iran. Bessent warned countries and firms doing business with Iran would face US retaliation but did not specify the measures. IG analysts said market speculation that Washington could exclude affected countries from the dollar-based financial system prompted some nations and banks to buy dollars preemptively, lifting the currency.