| Commodities prices have begun rising from their long slump, providing good news for the embattled shipping trade. But uncertainty and ambiguity in China, whose demand dictates the prices of many resources, are casting doubts over how long the rebound can last.
The main drivers for the recent rise include China's continued domestic stimulus and the country's cuts in coal production, along with increased commodity speculation following the election of Donald Trump as the next U.S. president........................................Full Article: Source
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