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Chinese port queues ease after ore record

by Obsidian — last modified Mar 26, 2009 12:00 AM

Congestion at China's iron ore ports has risen in the last three months, with 75 capesize and panamax vessels reportedly waiting to unload cargoes.

This amount contrasted with six ships in December, according to figures announced by Star Bulk Carriers during a conference call last week.

By comparison, figures from broker Simpson Spence & Young show that at the start of last week...

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