China, Brazil, Shipping And Vale
Posted on February 01, 2012 at 16:36 PM EST
China’s trade ministry recently banned Vale S.A’s (VALE) 400.000-deadweight-ton “Valemax” vessels, along with other giant freighters and tankers, to protect Chinese ocean-freight industry. Shipping rates have slashed by two-thirds since October, slashing revenue for ship-owners worldwide. As a protective measure, the Chinese trade industry’s move comes as check on the mining giant’s efforts to cut [...]

China’s trade ministry recently banned Vale S.A’s (VALE) 400.000-deadweight-ton “Valemax” vessels, along with other giant freighters and tankers, to protect Chinese ocean-freight industry.
Shipping rates have slashed by two-thirds since October, slashing revenue for ship-owners worldwide. As a protective measure, the Chinese trade industry’s move comes as check on the mining giant’s efforts to cut the cost of shipping iron ore to the Chinese market; thereby straining the country’s … [visit site to read more] or compare Credit Card Rewards and Best Credit Cards


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