Tariffs continue to be a hot topic in the world of international trade these days. The ongoing trade war with China over trade imbalance and intellectual property theft, the recent threats of a trade war with Mexico over immigration, recent tanker attacks in the Gulf of Oman have led to increased tensions (and sanctions) with Iran, support of Britain on a hard Brexit without a formal trade deal negotiated, etc., all signal the instability that appears to be so prevalent in the international shipping industry today.
Tuesday, 9 July 2019
Monday, 8 July 2019
Ocean Freight Rates Calculator
Ocean freight rates calculator will give you estimates of the shipping cost when you trade and purchase via sea. The calculator is perfect for those who wish to ship through oceans in a reliable way.
Friday, 5 July 2019
import and export companies
The import and export companies act as a strong bridge when you wish to know international shipping the business inside out. These agencies will help you in creating a smooth transition from one side to another.
Overseas Shipping : Freight Forwarding Agencies
If you are trying to sell or purchase good from other parts of the world, overseas is an ideal branch of the business. You may get help from internationally shipping logistics company and freight forwarding agencies.
Wednesday, 3 July 2019
International Shipping Calculator
If you are deciding to explore the uncharted shores of
shipping abroad, you need to know your expense. You will get professional help
from our international shipping calculator. Simply put in your details and get
the exacting estimate of the data.
Tuesday, 2 July 2019
Strong US Growth in 2019 Means Declining Trade Overall… Why?
On April 2nd, as announced by the World Trade Organization (WTO) and reported by the JOC’s Mark Szakonyi, that the 2019 forecast for global trade “would decrease from 3% to 2.6%.” This is driven by the several factors, to include a “slowing global economy” and “rising protectionism.” As Szakonly reports, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) also “predicts for 2019 that we will have the slowest global economic expansion since 2016 at 3.3%.”
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