Analysis: Future of shipping could shift as yards thirst for work
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The weak shipping markets have triggered a slowdown in orders for new vessels, and this means that the shipbuilders now have sufficient space to take on new projects. If the freight market improves, the yards will be able to deliver on orders much faster than before.
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