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14/12/2015at 14:47

Sluggish Chinese growth pulls down world's ports

The decline in global economic growth and sliding international shipping markets combine to make slow growth the new trend among the world's ports, notes China's SISI in an update.
Photo: Thanassis Stavrakis/AP/POLFOTO/arkiv
by DANIEL LOGAN

A continued slowdown in the global economy, low demand and declining international shipping markets with benchmark dry bulk and container indexes hovering at all-time lows.

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