Hapag-Lloyd: a 'pretty good first quarter' – but trend for 2025 'pretty uncertain'
As it presented its first-quarter financial results today, Hapag-Lloyd cautioned that any cargo surge following ...
As the suspense over tariffs and the trade war between Washington and Beijing drags on, keeping firms in limbo, the prospect of major supply chain shocks is growing.
US consumers could find empty shelves in stores and elevated prices, possibly followed by supply chain paralysis when pent-up trade flows overwhelm transport infrastructure and capacity.
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Comment on this article
Mike DeSautel
May 04, 2025 at 2:13 pmYou like the main stream media are using the word could like it is going to happen. Ex empty store shelves. At this point, there isn’t anyone that can guarantee that this is going to happen, or provide solid evidence that this is going to happen. Every day business people get up and solve these problems thrown at them, and that is exactly what is going to happen here. Stop with the fear headlines to create stories.
Mike DeSautel
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