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Goldman Sachs: Dry bulk crisis until 2020

Goldman Sachs is drawing a new nightmare scenario for the international dry bulk industry, pointing to low rates and declining fleet utilization ahead of 2020.

Photo: Rotterdam Havn
BY OLE ANDERSEN
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