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The dry bulk freight market will remain under pressure from heavy oversupply throughout 2013, according to John Kearsey, head of research at shipbroker Simpson Spence & Young (SSY).
"The annual rate of growth in both ship demand and supply have been slowing from the first half of 2012, with the freight market facing another year of low fleet utilisation in 2013,"...
