Freight rates expected to drop 20 per cent

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Freight rates expected to drop 20 per cent
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Global shipping operator DP World expects freight rates to fall by as much as “20 per cent” this year as demand from consumers begins to slow down, Sky News Business Reporter Edward Boyd says.

“For those who are trading its good news with those record rates that

we experienced in the last few years … coming down significantly,” he said.

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