China orders airlines to halt Boeing deliveries
China has reportedly told its airlines to stop taking delivery of Boeing aircraft as the ...
Tensions between China and the US aren’t the only storm clouds in global trade. The South China Morning Post has this great piece of analysis pointing to other potential flashpoints. Economic uncertainty, rising oil prices, rising interest rates, and slowdowns in both Europe and Japan have all been cited as conditions for the perfect storm.
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