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EXPD: AIRCRAFT ON GROUND SERVICESTSLA: JUST AS VW STRUGGLESBA: NEW BIG ORDERBA: THE ORDERBOOK GROWSPLD: PUSHING FOR A DEAL PLD: TIME TO DEALEXPD: ANOTHER ALL-TIME HIGH CHRW: NEW RECORD DSV: AHEAD OF EARNINGS RELEASE JBHT: NEW HIGHS EVERYWHEREPLD: STRONG DELIVERYJBHT: FAIR-VALUE CONSENSUS ESTIMATE AT ALL-TIME HIGH KNIN: AI TECH ADVANTAGEPLD: TRADING UPDATE ON THE WAY
EXPD: AIRCRAFT ON GROUND SERVICESTSLA: JUST AS VW STRUGGLESBA: NEW BIG ORDERBA: THE ORDERBOOK GROWSPLD: PUSHING FOR A DEAL PLD: TIME TO DEALEXPD: ANOTHER ALL-TIME HIGH CHRW: NEW RECORD DSV: AHEAD OF EARNINGS RELEASE JBHT: NEW HIGHS EVERYWHEREPLD: STRONG DELIVERYJBHT: FAIR-VALUE CONSENSUS ESTIMATE AT ALL-TIME HIGH KNIN: AI TECH ADVANTAGEPLD: TRADING UPDATE ON THE WAY
Jamaica is bracing for the landfall of a category 5 hurricane, which is expected to hit the island nation tonight or early tomorrow. Airports have closed on the island, according to media reports. The port of Kingston has made no public announcements, but is also expected to close. About seven containerships, two car-carriers and a general-cargo ship are due at the port over the next two to three days, according to VesselFinder. Some 85% of traffic at the port is transhipment.
The storm is currently positioned southwest of Kingston, with the forecasted path suggesting it will pass near Jamaica’s southern and western coastal areas.
AP reports.
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