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Emerging Markets
As global shipping struggles through a never-ending trough, canny operators are looking to new markets for growth including: dry bulk opportunities from US moves to renegotiate the 23-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement; China’s entry into the offshore wind farm industry; and the growth of liquefied natural gas trades enabled by floating storage and regasification units.
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BHP sees extra steel demand from China's Belt and Road Initiative
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