Drewry points to improved dry bulk market by 2016

By the end of 2015 the dry bulk market will be doing much better than today, says Drewry in a new and fairly optimistic analysis. Fewer orders and new energy efficient vessels contribute to the change.
Tørlastskib fra Western Bulk
Tørlastskib fra Western Bulk
BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT

The crisis that is currently raging among dry bulk shipowners and operators will die down by 2016, estimates analyst agency Drewry, which has recently opened a department specializing in dry bulk analyses.

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