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NEW YORK — Ship-owners that charter out container ships to liner operators are optimistic that the container shipping market is turning around and that charter rates for their vessels will increase as shipping lines turn to them to fill a gap between supply and demand that will start to open up in 2016 and after.

A panel of independent shipowners forecast that the combination of continuing global economic growth and declining delivery of new ships next year means that vessel supply and demand will come into balance and create more demand and thus higher charter rates for their assets.

“We are going to see a re-acceleration of trade over the next two years and given the fact that the orderbook now is at 18 percent of the global fleet compared to 50 percent in 2009, we believe that demand is going to outstrip growth and that we are going to have opportunities going forward to have pricing increases and a tighter overall market,” Charles Lupinski, senior analyst at Global Hunter Securities, said at the 9th Annual Capital Link International Shipping & Offshore Forum in New York on Monday.