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20 Most Read Panjiva Research Reports in July 2017

Consolidation returned to the logistics industry in July, with our readers’ most read articles including the state of the NVOCC and container-line sectors as well as COSCO Shipping’s bid for Orient Overseas. A focus on trade policy was inevitable, with the Trump administration considering its ... Read more →

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20 Most Read Panjiva Research Articles in April 2017

Trade policy activity in the U.S. was a major focus for our readers in April, accounting for 11 of the top 20 most read articles. The most read was our outlook for President Donald Trump’s next 100 days, and trade tasks to be dealt with. Meanwhile the machinations of NAFTA, national security r... Read more →

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25 Most Read Panjiva Research Articles in March 2017

The agonizingly slow grind towards the start of NAFTA negotiations formed the focus of much of our readers’ interest this month – the most-read article was a deep dive into Mexico-U.S. agricultural trade relations. China’s position on new trade deals, whether at the NPC, the Pacific Alliance o... Read more →

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World Trade Growth Accelerates, Maybe More to Come in February

World trade isn’t suffering from a protectionist-led slowdown, yet. Global export volumes expanded 3.4% on a year earlier, Panjiva analysis of CPB data shows, which was the fastest since February 2015. The lunar new year timing may have had an effect, though Japanese growth was just 4.4% and e... Read more →

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2016 Review: 10 Top Trade Trends – Trump, Steel and Deals

The past year has been a tumultuous one for global trade, with repercussions to follow in 2017. In policy the election of President-elect Trump and the U.K. Brexit referendum struck unexpected blows, while some deals progressed (CETA, RCEP) and others floundered (TPP, TTIP). Trade regulators r... Read more →

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Brexit Starts to Bite World Trade

The volume of global trade fell 0.4% in May vs. April according to the CPB World Monitor data. Looking at the longer term perspective, there was growth of 0.8% vs. a year earlier, though the rate has slowed steadily. On the export side Japan and the emerging economies grew, though also at a sl... Read more →

IMF’s Lower Trade Forecast May Still be Too High

The International Monetary Fund cut its global growth target for 2016, citing Brexit and other geopolitical risks. In the details it cut its expectations for global trade growth in 2016 to 2.7% from 3.1%, but increased its forecast for 2017 to 3.9% from 3.8%. Even the 2016 target requires an a... Read more →

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