SeaIntel: IMF prognosis puts pressure on India and US ports
The positive predictions from the International Monetary Fund IMF regarding global growth from April this year, are increasing pressure on the Indian and American ports, according to SeaIntel in a new analysis.
BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT
The most recent prognosis from the International Monetary Fund IMF from April this year is good news for the container industry, according to SeaIntel in a new analysis focusing on the IMF's review. However, this will also pose challenges for large economies such as the US and India.
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