J. Lauritzen expects improvement for dry bulk despite trade war
Bulk and tanker carrier J. Lauritzen's operating result came a little closer to a profit in the third quarter this year, helped along by an improved dry bulk market. Despite a looming trade war, CEO Mads Zacho expects the improvement in dry bulk to continue.
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Improvement but not profit is the header of J. Lauritzen's financial report for the third quarter.
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