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April’s bad news could be worse as China’s slowdown improves, Europe’s accelerates

China 2974 Coronavirus 511 Corp - Shipping 978 European Union 829 France 154 Mode - Containerized 1470 Mode - Seaborne 1803 Trade Balance 932 U.S. 5320 United Kingdom 370

The global slowdown in shipping linked to the coronavirus pandemic is likely to accelerate according to the International Chamber of Shipping and DP World. The latter expects the “real impact” of COVID-19 disruptions to be seen from Q2 onwards. The impact on regional shipping will depend on the timing of industrial lockdowns and returns to work. U.S. seaborne imports in the first 15 days of April fell by just 8.7% year over year compared to a 9.9% slide in March. Imports from China declined by 13.0% in April compared to a 34.0% slump in March. Shipments from Europe meanwhile dropped 10.1...

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