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The UK is among those countries looking forward to an economic rebound when lockdown finally comes to an end – alongside expected newfound consumer confidence following a (literal) jab in the arm. With an extra £125bn holed up in bank accounts, as consumers have been unable to consume much, the Bank of England is expecting a nice fillip for the economy. And forwarders are gearing up for an influx of goods, according to Metro Shipping.
Lots of forwarders offer customer newsletters, ...
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