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Comment / Against the odds: DSV, Mærsk, DP-DHL & Kuehne – 'smell the blood' 

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If you jumped out of bed today without remembering what happened on Friday in US trading hours, and the previous sessions too, you may well have expected a refreshing day for transport and logistics (T&L) today from Europe.

Well, Europe-US “de-coupling no more” is the narrative promoted by some. “And you smell the blood,” one portfolio manager closely tracking T&L stocks remarked.

As we approached 11 am BST over here, we felt slightly relieved having started the day thinking it was almost as ...

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