
The collapse in the international dry bulk market with the lowest rates could continue until 2020 and maybe even longer, says Goldman Sachs in a new brief according to Reuters.
Goldman Sachs states that the main explanation is far too many dry bulk vessels combined with several structural conditions, not least the shift in China's economy from production and investments to a far more consumer-driven economy in the years to come.
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