Western Bulk sees opportunities in widespread uncertainty
Norwegian dry cargo carrier Western Bulk began 2023 with a slump, but its chief executive expects rising earnings for the coming months. The US and Europe could hinder growth.
by DANIEL LOGAN
Western Bulk’s fleet of chartered bulkers continue to sail at steadily lowering rates in 2023, following the shift of 2022 when growth was replaced by a downturn.
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