
In 2016, the shipping industry experienced a landmark year.
The low oil price kept the oil and gas sector restrained and practically stopped offshore investments, while the enormous overcapacity and low rates in container continued and put pressure on the earnings of liner carriers. When the oil price increased slightly in the second half of the year, it was the tanker carriers turn to watch income take a dive.
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