Volatility drives US importers to continue to look for new suppliers
US containerised imports held broadly steady in June, but the underlying sourcing picture suggests importers ...
WTC: NO LUCKCHRW: 'NUCLEAR VERDICT'DSV: DEEP CUTKNIN: UPGRADEDKNIN: AI BENEFITSKNIN: NOT WORTH ITPLD: DEAL TIMEKNIN: CONF CALL CLOSING KNIN: PRICING POWER KNIN: MARKET SHARE GAINS IN ROAD KNIN: AI-RELATED COST INFLATION OUTLOOKKNIN: APEX LOGISTICS IPO UPDATEKNIN: QUESTION TIMEKNIN: 'COST REDUCTION PROGRAMME IS ON TRACK'KNIN: CFO REMARKSKNIN: MONETARY IMPACT FROM AI KNIN: AI UPSIDEKNIN: STRONG ROAD UNIT DELIVERY KNIN: AIR LOGISTICS SHINES
WTC: NO LUCKCHRW: 'NUCLEAR VERDICT'DSV: DEEP CUTKNIN: UPGRADEDKNIN: AI BENEFITSKNIN: NOT WORTH ITPLD: DEAL TIMEKNIN: CONF CALL CLOSING KNIN: PRICING POWER KNIN: MARKET SHARE GAINS IN ROAD KNIN: AI-RELATED COST INFLATION OUTLOOKKNIN: APEX LOGISTICS IPO UPDATEKNIN: QUESTION TIMEKNIN: 'COST REDUCTION PROGRAMME IS ON TRACK'KNIN: CFO REMARKSKNIN: MONETARY IMPACT FROM AI KNIN: AI UPSIDEKNIN: STRONG ROAD UNIT DELIVERY KNIN: AIR LOGISTICS SHINES
Beijing is “seeking the moral high ground” in the trade dispute, according to this report in the South China Morning Post. It claims China’s government has filed a lawsuit with the World Trade Organisation over Washington’s latest round of tariffs. The US government imposed a further $300bn of tariffs on Chinese imports on Sunday, with China announcing the legal action on Monday in response. Turning to the WTO has become part and parcel of China’s response to US tariffs, having last year asked the Geneva-headquartered organisation to weigh in on the dispute.
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