Monday, 21 September 2009 09:42
Andrew Buckland and Andrew Pearson, Wood Mackenzie LNG Service
Has the LNG shipping market come through the worst of the recent deep slump? Freight rates in the spot and short-term markets are at historical lows, a substantial portion of the fleet is currently idle and no new ships have been ordered in over a year.
Has the LNG shipping market come through the worst of the recent deep slump? Freight rates in the spot and short-term markets are at historical lows, a substantial portion of the fleet is currently idle and no new ships have been ordered in over a year.
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Sept 2009
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