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Shipping

European ports hit the hardest by blanking of sailings

May 4, 2020

Via: Offshore Energy

The impact of the trend has been relatively limited in the first quarter of the year, however, concerns have already been raised that the situation is likely to worsen in the second quarter of the year with much higher economic […]


Shipping

What Does 2020 Have in Store for Shipping?

December 18, 2019

Via: World Maritime News

The falling ratio has been ascribed to the slowing globalisation as well as increasing protectionist measures being implemented around the world, spearheaded by the US. Peter believes that the raised barriers to trade are here to stay as we enter […]


Shipping

Federal Reserve Finds Wide Tariff Anxiety

September 5, 2019

Via: Transport Topics

U.S. companies showed widespread concerns about tariff and trade policy uncertainty, but generally reported minimal impact thus far, according to a regional survey from the Federal Reserve. The anxiety about protectionism was broad geographically and across industries as pricing difficulties, […]


Shipping

Volume Growth Continues at Nation’s Ports as US, China Resume Trade Talks

December 27, 2018

Via: Transport Topics

The nation’s ports continued to see steady growth in November cargo volume, as shippers moved goods to the United States from overseas in advance of the holiday shopping season and rushed to get cargo stateside ahead of expected tariffs on […]


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Planes, Trains and Trucks: Global Trade Boom Fires Up Oil Demand

March 7, 2018

Via: Transport Topics

The strength of oil consumption took analysts by surprise last year, and played a big role in crude’s recovery to a three-year high in January. Demand this year could even turn out to be “way in excess” of 2017’s exuberant […]


Impact & Regulations

US Trade Gap Widens in 2016 as Exports, Imports Both Shrink

February 8, 2017

Via: Transport Topics

The U.S. trade deficit widened in 2016 to the biggest since 2012 as exports fell more than imports, though a narrowing gap in December suggests demand is stabilizing overseas for American goods. For all of 2016, the deficit increased 0.4% […]


Shipping

Cargo Shift to US East Coast in Steady Evolution

July 12, 2016

Via: World Maritime News

Poor container shipping freight levels and the countdown to the reformation of alliances in March of 2017 have pre-empted any mass invasion of new capacity in the Asia-East Coast North America (ECNA) trade, thus further drift of cargo from a […]