French government 'presses' CMA CGM to cut ocean rates for retail imports
In a seemingly patriotic gesture, against a backdrop of rising inflation, CMA CGM has announced it ...
Keeping in mind that CMA CGM has the full backing now of the rating agencies…
… while, all things considered, its 7.5% 2026 bonds are relatively steady – given their price range despite inflation expectations – and there doesn’t appear to be anything else to redeem or trade in the bond market….
… the annual consolidated numbers released on Friday by the French carrier were clearly a massive milestone in the group’s business history. Indeed, another one of those in shipping and ...
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