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News / Idle vessel fleet set to grow as large newbuilds continue to arrive

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The surge of inactive tonnage, long-anticipated following the avalanche of new large vessels being delivered from shipyards, appears to have paused – but it may be only a deep breath before a further plunge.

Despite the overwhelming number of larger vessels that have arrived, box ships ...

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  • Matthew Gore

    November 16, 2023 at 3:39 pm

    Good news for shippers entering negotiations for the 2024-25 tender season?

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