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Shipping executives: Investors have withdrawn

Some of the world's largest carriers, like Torm and Top Ships, have noticed a clear slowdown in investors' interest in shipping just in the past 6-9 months. "It is not a very pretty picture," says Torm's CEO Jacob Meldgaard.

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