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Shipping has lost USD 65 billion in market value

Shipbrokers BRS Brokers estimates that the international shipping industry lost USD 65 million in underlying market value in 2015. Shipping has lost its lustre, says the CEO

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BY NIKLAS KRIGSLUND

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