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Shipping shares plummet on the New York Stock Exchange

Black Monday for tanker and bulk shares on Wall Street, where investors do not share the view that the low oil price brings increased demand in the global shipping industry. Massive declines across tanker and dry bulk Monday night.

BY OLE ANDERSEN
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