Volatility and uncertainty – the ruling scenario

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As we entered the final quarter of 2023 carriers were forecasting much reduced EBITDA for 2024 as excess capacity and a large order book were driving down freight rates and cargo volumes showed little potential growth.

And then came October 7th and the ensuing war in Gaza, which still drags on after nine months

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