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December 16, 2009 · about 16 years ago

South Korean Shipping Lines To Face Slump Business In 2010

South Korean shipping lines are expected to see their ongoing business slump continue into next year amid an oversupply of vessels and low freight rates, Yonhap news agency reported, citing Hyundai Research Institute’s report as saying.

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South Korean shipping lines are expected to see their ongoing business slump continue into next year amid an oversupply of vessels and low freight rates, Yonhap news agency reported, citing Hyundai Research Institute’s report as saying.

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