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Monday, August 9, 2010

Lloyd's List - Dry Cargo - Bulk carrier newbuilding slippage to rise in 2011

Lloyd's List - Dry Cargo - Bulk carrier newbuilding slippage to rise in 2011
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  • ▼  2010 (171)
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      • Baosteel forecasts hard time for sector
      • Could the BDI be used as aleading economic indicat...
      • The Baltic Dry Index Has Exploded Higher And The S...
      • Sustained recovery in Baltic Dry Index?
      • Actually, There Were Bright Spots In Friday's GDP ...
      • Oil hovers near $75 as global stocks rally
      • 2d-quarter GDP slows while imports surge.
      • WEEK34 - Dry Cargo Market “Highlights” – 20-August...
      • China's Wen Urges New Phase In Trade With Japan
      • Fortescue announces 44% increase in iron ore shipm...
      • Crude oil: Weak global outlook, a major worry
      • Euro climbs on dollar ahead of Bernanke speech
      • Snapshot of economy about to get a lot bleaker
      • Baltic index falls, trend seen weaker for now
      • ICBC, BOC set to see slower growth after strong Q2
      • China calls for further coal industry consolidation
      • Nouriel Roubini: Double-Dip Odds Now Greater Than ...
      • Baltic index rises again, pace of gains slows
      • Shipping industry optimistic despite weak economic...
      • Through a Joint Venture, Rio Tinto Strives to Repa...
      • Commodity Trends: Indices fall except Baltic Dry
      • Asia overtakes Europe as leading destination for S...
      • Two different tales in key sectors
      • WEEK33 - Dry Cargo Market “Highlights” – 13-August...
      • Chinese Bulk Demand to Drive Advance in Baltic Dry...
      • STRATFOR: Here's Why China's Economy Is Far Worse ...
      • When Will China Become No. 1? Predicting GDP Growth
      • Baltic index rises, fleet growth weighs on market
      • Global wheat supply forecast cut
      • Philippine GDP growth to hit 5%-7%
      • Iron ore exports to hit 1.7bn by 2015
      • Supramax built in 2003 fetches $29m-$30m
      • Indian iron ore loses out in china
      • Baltic index rises, cargo enquiry improves
      • Chinese owners seek to join Baltic Exchange
      • China's economy as No. 2: How it's playing in Japan
      • Japan's GDP Growth Slows as Consumption, Exports S...
      • Baltic Trading: Cheap Vessels Pay the Dividend
      • China Economy Surpasses Japan, Capping Three-Decad...
      • China Government Think Tank Sees 2nd-Half GDP Grow...
      • Many uncertainties clouding Chinese steel market
      • The world isn't flat. But the market is.
      • WEEK32 - Dry Cargo Market “Highlights” – 06-August...
      • Iron ore traffic at major Indian ports falls in Ap...
      • Baltic Dry Index - Journal of the apocalypse
      • GoM to discuss illegal mining, iron ore export ban
      • Steelmakers restock as iron ore buys rise
      • Chinese finished steel product exports decline in ...
      • Eurozone Q2 Economic Growth Tops Expectations
      • Baltic index rises, China ore enquiry drives gains
      • Slowdown but no meltdown for China's economy in July
      • Why you should care about commodities
      • Oil falls below $78 on signs world economy slowing
      • iron ore returns on the rise
      • Baltic Chinese Index (BCI)...!!!! Going crazy!!!
      • Oil spill has created huge mess on beaches
      • Oil falls below $80 as China growth slows
      • China's July inflation spikes up amid floods
      • India: Major port traffic growth drops to 2% in Ap...
      • China's July exports up but import growth weakens
      • Wheat Supplies and Food Fears
      • Brazil Govt Holds 2010 Economic Growth View At 6.5%
      • MSC Chitra and MV Khalijia-111 Collision
      • Lloyd's List - Containers - Economou to take 10% s...
      • Lloyd's List - Dry Cargo - Bulk carrier newbuildin...
      • My Big Fat Greek Shipping Stock
      • Iron Ore: Watch The Emerging Glut
      • Overcapacity and other fears.... Alarms, Bells and...
      • Weekly Market Watch - JP Morgan (The week ahead)
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      • Spooked buyers pull back
      • Broker sounds order alarm

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