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This is how China's huge One Belt One Road project affects Maersk

China's astronomical ambitions, aimed at making the Asian trade empire even bigger, will boost global trade. But the country's billion-dollar investments also trap Maersk and other shipping groups in a toilsome vice.
Chinese port Ningbo | Photo: POLFOTO/AP/Eugene Hoshiko
Chinese port Ningbo | Photo: POLFOTO/AP/Eugene Hoshiko
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BY LEONORA BECK

China is striking A.P. Moeller-Maersk with a double-edged sword these years. Most observers agree that the huge investments currently being made by China in worldwide infrastructure will strengthen global trade.

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