COPENHAGEN (Reuters) -Maersk said on Thursday Red Sea trade disruptions would not be a major boost for the company and an oversupply of vessels would hit its earnings this year, sending its shares sharply lower. The warning, which also led the Danish group to suspend its share buyback programme, is in stark contrast with investors' recent optimism about the sector. Shipping companies have been among the best performing stocks in Europe so far in 2024 as the re-routing of vessels following attacks on shipping by Iranian-backed Houthi militants in the Red Sea - a major trading route - boo...