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2008-09-29 — nakedcapitalism.com The Baltic Dry Index, which measures international shipping rates, is seen as a rough proxy for global growth. But like a negative yield curve, falls in the Baltic Dry Index have as often as not proven to be false positives. However, the BDI has taken a dramatic turn south, and in combination with weakening economic readings in major economies, it is likely sending a true signal this time.
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