Bulk carrier glut means gloom set to get worse
by
Michelle Wiese Bockmann, Athens
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last modified
Oct 08, 2009 03:10 PM
THE TRUE recession in dry bulk shipping was just beginning, London shipbroker Howe Robinson warned last week.
An orderbook of nearly 3,000 new bulk carriers “far outweighs future demand expectations”, John D’Ancona, head of dry cargo research, said.
The gloomy prognosis, delivered at the Mare Forum Iron Ore & Coal World Shipping Summit in Athens, comes...
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