Stark reminder for all execs talking up SME exposure
The smaller, the more exposed to China
The easing of lockdowns, especially across much of Europe, has helped demand for container freight gradually get back on its feet to take the first tentative steps toward recovery.
After a few months in which demand tumbled around the world, the re-opening of some shops, with more expected in the coming weeks, has resulted in a sudden jump in demand, especially as there are large numbers of vessels out of the market following the void sailing measures by carriers.
However, there are ...
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Gary Ferrulli
June 02, 2020 at 4:00 pmYou are premature and being speculative at best.