19/04/2021at 11:33

Analyst firm sees historically strong year ahead for dry bulk

Surprisingly high demand and a record low orderbook could result in a "super-cycle" for the dry bulk market, assesses Cleaves Securities, and points out that dry bulk shares may skyrocket in the coming year.

by DANIEL LOGAN

The dry bulk market seems to be headed towards no less than a "super-cycle", assesses Cleaves Securities.

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