Slight MPV/HL fleet contraction won’t cure capacity woes: Drewry

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Slight MPV/HL fleet contraction won’t cure capacity woes: Drewry

| Jul 16, 2020 2:09PM EDT
As a project cargo pipeline "hole" looms thanks to retrenchment in the oil and gas sector, slow scrapping and newbuilding orders are not enough to cure sector over-tonnage.
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