
James Mayger
Editor at Bloomberg News
彭博新闻社驻北京记者。以前東京で日本経済を見てましたが今ブルームバーグの在中国記者。Bloomberg reporter in Beijing. All opinions are my own. Find me slowly transitioning to https://t.co/WeJTFCvMMH
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1 week ago |
bloomberglinea.com | James Mayger |Katia Dmitrieva |Weilun Soon |Eric Thayer
Bloomberg — El alto el fuego en la lucha arancelaria entre las dos mayores economías del mundo está animando el comercio a través del Pacífico, manteniendo al alza los precios de los fletes tres semanas después, incluso cuando las reservas de contenedores han empezado a ralentizarse.
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news.bloomberglaw.com | James Mayger |Katia Dmitrieva |Weilun Soon
The ceasefire in the tariff fight between the world’s two largest economies is encouraging trade across the Pacific, holding up freight prices three weeks on, even as container bookings have begun to slow. Thanks to the reprieve, which began earlier this month, the price of shipping a forty-foot equivalent unit from Shanghai to Los Angeles notched its biggest relative weekly gain this year, rising by nearly 17% to $3,738.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | James Mayger |Katia Dmitrieva |Weilun Soon
(Bloomberg) -- The ceasefire in the tariff fight between the world’s two largest economies is encouraging trade across the Pacific, holding up freight prices three weeks on, even as container bookings have begun to slow. Thanks to the reprieve, which began earlier this month, the price of shipping a forty-foot equivalent unit from Shanghai to Los Angeles notched its biggest relative weekly gain this year, rising by nearly 17% to $3,738.
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | James Mayger |Katia Dmitrieva |Weilun Soon
8 hours ago“He’s the president of the United States. You’re defending that?” podcaster Jennifer Welch said on the panel. If insulting terms for Donald Trump are your jam, Wednesday was a very good day indeed. First, it was revealed that Wall Street investors are using the term “TACO ― Trump Always Chickens Out” …
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1 week ago |
japantimes.co.jp | Ben Westcott |James Mayger
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is confronting a fresh diplomatic dilemma with China: How to fulfill a pledge to regain control of a strategic port without jeopardizing improved relations with his country’s largest trading partner. Ahead of an election earlier this month, Albanese promised to return to Australian control the Port of Darwin from Chinese company Landbridge Group.
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