With almost all box ships arriving late, Singapore acts to reduce time in port
Singapore’s transport minister said in parliament yesterday that the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore ...
Last week there was a lot of economic reporting. US retail numbers apparently still saw some growth in June, with a 0.3% positive surprise, while inflation at 9.1% hit a 40-year record, Europe is not much better, with inflation at 8.6% and the euro dropping to parity with the dollar for the first time in 20 years. Even China provides no relief, its Q2 GDP growth dropped to just +0.4% and anecdotal reports from the frontlines report weak demand in ...
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