Moody's: Stable climate for US container ports
US container ports are benefiting from the growing container trade in the US, a development that makes Moody's rate the ports' condition stable after five years with a negative outlook on the industry.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
Rating bureau Moody's concludes in a new analysis that US container ports are doing better than they have in a long time. So well, in fact, that the ports are now, for the first time in five years - since 2009 - rated 'stable'.
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