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US import cargo levels continue to rise among uncertainty over tariffs Amid continuing tariff turmoil, U S imports at major container ports are expected to remain elevated through this spring but volume could see year-over-year drops this summer, according to the Global Port Tracker report released yesterday by the National Retail Federation and Hackett Associates
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US Import Cargo Levels Expected to Rebound in July But Drop Again After . . . Import cargo volume at USA’s major container ports is expected to rebound this month after a double-digit drop in late spring but is forecast to fall again after previously paused tariffs take effect, according to the Global Port Tracker report released on July 9 by the National Retail Federation and Hackett Associates
Freight industry braces for drop in demand - FreightWaves Key Takeaways: Tender volume, a key indicator of freight demand, has significantly decreased recently, with dry van shipments experiencing the largest drop Ocean booking volume from China to the US has plummeted, leading to carriers canceling sailings and impacting overall freight demand
U. S. -bound shipments fall in July amid signs of improvement, reports S . . . July imports, at 2 53 million TEU (Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units) were off 10% annually, while topping June’s 2 43 million TEU tally by 4% This marked the 12th consecutive month of annual declines, with the caveat that it represented the slowest rate of decline since September 2022, said the firm
June Shipments: An Unpleasant Surprise - WhatTheyThink Well, it looks like the three-month growth trend has come to an end—June shipments came in at $7 22 billion, down from May’s $7 42 billion This is the only June in the past five years that saw shipments drop from the previous month—even in 2020 they rose!
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