Drewry expects 6 percent average MPV/HL rate growth in 2020

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Drewry expects 6 percent average MPV/HL rate growth in 2020

| Jan 21, 2020 12:17PM EST
Economic uncertainty eases, but overcapacity and changes in fleet makeup continue to pressure the MPV/HL sector.
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