Maersk Line: China disappointed this year
The Asian markets developed very differently in 2013. The Chinese slowdown, with some of the country's Southern regions approaching negative growth, can be felt at Maersk Line.
BY TOMAS KRISTIANSEN
So far, 2013 hasn't developed quite as Maersk Line hoped and predicted in terms of developments in Asia. Several local markets that were expected to serve as growth engines wound up disappointing, and the huge Chinese market has shown signs of weakness that can be felt at the container carrier.
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