Shippers have hard choices to make, says GSF, as tariffs begin to bite
With a range of tariffs to be implemented on Wednesday next week by the US, ...
Not all shippers are created equal. Ask the loan bankers, and many will single out automotive and mining/commodity-related industries as those to which they are now unwilling to extend the levels of credit they did in the heyday of quantitative easing.
Credit tightening is a pretty relevant matter, in particular for asset-light transport operators whose working capital management is under scrutiny, as stress in the supply chain continues to build at a time when freight forwarding sources talk of “harder times to ...
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