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Comment / Supply chain radar: Mid-game gambits – the next moves in DSV + PAN vs CMA CGM + Ceva

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I am afraid this is a quick and dirty take with no numbers at all today – thank God is Friday, as my brain and calculators can barely cope with all the different scenarios I have investigated in the past 48 hours. The key takeaway?

DSV + Panalpina is going to happen, but spare a thought for CMA CGM + CEVA.

Looking down

Just before the Panalpina bull is killed, this is a great time to name the best line or quote of ...

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