DHL sees opportunities as end of US de minimis exemption looms
DHL, for one, appears optimistic about the possibility of the US ending the de minimis ...
Forwarders more focused on airfreight will fare better this year than those with a higher exposure to ocean freight, an investment bank said today.
In a discussion on the outlook this year for DHL, Kuehne + Nagel, and DSV, Jefferies said its order of preference for investment would be DHL, DSV both ranked ‘buy’, and then K+N – ‘hold’.
“For ’25, we prefer air to sea, which is favourable for DHL,” Jefferies wrote in a research note.
It explained: “Although air will face ...
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