Dry Bulk Freight Market Overview

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Overall Outlook 2016. Fleet growth is expected to exceed Trade growth by another 2% for 2015 – still plenty of newbuildings to be delivered in 2016. Demolition high pace to continue, but depending on scrap rates – China will still play a dominant..

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Dry Bulk Freight Market Overview

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