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BIMCO SHIPPING MARKET OVERVIEW

Posted on December 12, 2012 by just2bruce | Leave a comment

The latest market review is not all bad. The macroeconomic picture in the US is better, especially if the budget crisis can be resolved. Internationally there are many weaknesses.

BIMCO SHIPPING MARKET OVERVIEW & OUTLOOK – December 2012 – Global Economy | Shipping Tribune.

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