Episode Synopsis "VLCC: Despite continued enquiry and steady volumes of fixing, the oil companies continue to have the upper hand."

Thank you for downloading the Coracle tanker market podcast for Mar 28, 2014 in association with Braemar-Seascope. To learn more about the tanker markets and other aspects of commercial shipping, head to www.coracleonline.com For a full transcript, please see www.ShippingPodcasts.com This podcast comes from Coracle - www.myCoracle.com

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