Analyst firm calls off dry bulk boom in 2017
The recovery seen late last year was not the beginning of a comeback for the dry bulk market, warns Maritime Strategies International. The analyst firm projects yet another year of low rates, for Capesize and Panamax in particular.
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There is nothing to indicate that 2017 will represent a major comeback for the dry bulk market.
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