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The week in charts: Russia’s boxship trade | Bulk freight market improves | Orders up for alternative-fuel containerships

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High freight rates are prompting more carriers into Russian trades despite sanction risks, dry bulk market makes sustained gains, and recent newbuilding contracts have pushed the percentage of alternative-fuelled containerships to 40% of the orderbook

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