escobar
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Fees could raise shipping costs on some routes from Asia to the U.S. by up to $800 per 40-foot container. Those costs would be passed on to importers and consumers
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Chinese shipbuilding industry
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Status update on the Adora Flora City cruise ship, currently under construction at Waigaoqiao Shipyard at Shanghai. Posted by the official Weibo account of CSSC.
Utterly amazing how quickly it is being assembled. It's keel was laid down less than a year ago!
CSSC advances China's cruise industry with second cruise ship construction
April 23, 2024China's second domestically-produced commenced its hull structure assembly with a keel laying ceremony held in on Saturday morning, April 20, as reported by official sources.
escobar
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US to levy fees on China-linked ships, and will push allies to do the same or face retaliation
I mean if the US succeeds in making all their allies do it, then in this situation china might as well put a fee in non Chinese ships and everything will even out. Transport will be more expensive overall across the board but they won't be able to deviate from china still. It will just increase inflation
But why is China so silent? take your pick
Napoleon, don't interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake.
Sun tzu, never interrupt your opponent while he is in the middle of making mistake.
which one is Better.
Wonder how much will this increase prices in US? Also how will trade route/ supply chain to/from US be affected, if it involves intl shipping comps who buys ships from CN?
Trump is a economic maestro clearly a master at the art of the deal, you reduced corporation tax at the same time you levied them to pay more....lol