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The World in 2018 with Panjiva Reseach
What will 2018 hold for the global supply chain? Panjiva Research looks at what to expect from: the U.S., China, and Europe; the state of numerous multilateral trade deal negotiations; the prospects for the shipping industry; and which countries have the most to win, and lose, from trade.
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July 16, 2018
The U.S. imported 4.2 million large residential washers in 2017, for a monthly average of 350,000, according to Christopher Rogers, an analyst at Panjiva, a firm that tracks global trade data. This year, imports have fallen to an average of 161,000 each month through April.
July 12, 2018
U.S. maritime imports showed little sign of slowing in June with a rise of at least 7% vs. a year earlier. That’s likely been driven by a rush to beat duties that were implemented against Chinese exports on July 6, with imports from China up 13% vs. 3% in May and a decline in April. […]
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