MPV rates plateau, but long-term strength expected: analysts

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MPV rates plateau, but long-term strength expected: analysts

| May 10, 2022 4:00PM EDT
A tightening supply of multipurpose ships bodes well for carriers and their bottom lines, but signals a higher “new normal” ahead for breakbulk and project shippers.
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