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Grain Carrier Rates Advance as Bookings Gain 47% in Week

Rates for ships that haul dry-bulk cargoes such as grain and coal advanced as demand to hire the vessels increased.
Ship owners will have to contend with an increase in the dry-bulk fleet of 13.4 percent this year and 6.2 percent in 2013, according to a Wells Fargo report published today. Growth in the seaborne dry-bulk trade will slow to 4 percent this year from 5 percent in 2011, said Wells Fargo, citing data from Clarkson Research Services, a unit of the world’s largest shipbroker.
"We expect overall demand growth to remain relatively modest and insufficient to absorb the oncoming supply of vessels," analysts led by New York-based Michael Webber said in the report

DATE:5.10