Prologis – 'Water is building behind the dam'
…when will it break?
Donald Trump’s tariff war has seen several Asian exporters cancelling container bookings, as US cargo receivers are now wary of having to pay higher prices for the goods.
Taiwanese cardboard manufacturers with factories in Vietnam have reported having to cancel as many as 300 container-loads of goods, after the US president slapped a 46% tariff on goods from the country.
Orders for May and beyond are also uncertain.
One manufacturer told The Loadstar: “We have been told not to proceed with any shipments ...
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