Shipping growth in China’s hands for 2018

Shipping growth in China’s hands for 2018

China will remain the driving force behind growth in shipping markets in 2018, according to BIMCO.

An article in Seatrade Maritime reports that BIMCO expects to see continued improvement in dry bulk and containers markets with potential for an uplift in the tanker sector.

BIMCO analyst Peter Sand is reported as attributing the growth to China – particularly its ‘enormous manufacturing sector’ which is driving exports of containerized goods.

The story also features some interesting statistics about 2017 and previews 2018 with the hope of the sector ‘returning to profitability for the first time since 2011’ although much is in the hands of ship owners.

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Read the full article about BIMCO’s 2018 preview on Seatrade Maritime here.

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