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by solerm last modified Aug 20, 2009 03:52 PM

Chinese steel demand bodes well for bulk sector growth
DESPITE recent rate softening, China’s increasing demand for commodities will drive a positive trend in the dry bulk market, US investment bank Dahlman Rose predicts.
BHP Billiton profit drop in line with its prices
RESOURCES giant BHP Billiton has reported a 62% plunge in full-year profit following a massive fall in commodity prices.
US LNG imports set to rise
US IMPORTS of liquefied natural gas are now forecast to be more than 40% higher this year than in 2008, but are still expected to be comfortably below the record level of 2007.
Chinese coal set to slow in second half
US coal miner Peabody Energy sees slowing Chinese demand for thermal and metallurgical coal after a strong first six months of the year.
Star Bulk predicts 35% increase in ore demand
NASDAQ-listed Star Bulk Carriers says China’s “insatiable” hunger for iron ore could push up imports to 600m tonnes in 2009, up 35% on last year.
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