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SHIPOWNERS SEE FURTHER REDUCTION IN FREIGHT RATES (average spot rates have declined by 65-75 percent).

India Business Insight

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Shipowners in India are expecting a further reduction of prices in the freight market over the next 12-18 months as a result of surplus tonnage coming into the market coupled with a poor trade environment.

Ships are currently under construction and slated for delivery in the next 12-18 months and their entry would put further pressure on fragile freight rates. Average spot rates have declined …

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