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Maritime Markets Outlook Containers Tankers and Gas

Maritime Markets Outlook: The best of times, the worst of times

Lloyd’s List editor Richard Meade, Head of the Lloyd’s List Intelligence consulting team Christopher Palsson, and Lloyd’s List Markets Editor Michelle Wiese Bockmann provide unique data-led analysis to explain why tankers are losing millions of dollars while container lines are making billions

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The divide in fortunes between the global tanker fleet and containerships is widening, according analysis presented by Lloyd’s List and Lloyd’s List Intelligence in our regular monthly markets outlook

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