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News / Trade war ‘armistice’ unlikely to lead to volume surge, says forwarder

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The US and China agreeing a 90-day pause in escalating tension with a lowering of reciprocal tariffs by 115%, has triggered expectations of a strong regain in activity on one of the world’s major commercial lanes.

However, given reports that a huge ...

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