Maersk Saltoro delay may mean multi-million dollar claims for cherry shippers
Chile’s cherry exporters could be looking at multi-million dollar losses after their shipments on the ...
The huge earnings of ocean carriers in the first half of the year will gather pace in Q3 and Q4, as old contracts expire to be replaced by new but much higher short- and long-term deals.
Maersk was obliged yesterday to again upgrade its full-year ebit guidance by a further $4bn-$4.5bn, after it reported Q3 trading was “significantly ahead of our previous expectations”, assessed during its outlook update in August.
It said it now expected its earnings for Q3 to be “close ...
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