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Nov 23, 2010
Strong demand for crude will be key for 2011 tanker market: report
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A major question that remains in the tanker market for next year is whether the over-investment in buying new tankers will see a strong demand for crude cargoes, ship brokers Poten & Partners said in a report released over the weekend.
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