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Chinese investment boom could lift bulk rates

China's potentially increasing consumption of iron ore in 2015 could bring a small boost to the dry bulk rates, though they remain far below sustainable levels, says Platou.

Photo: Georg Hammerstein/POLFOTO/ARKIV
BY OLE ANDERSEN
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