Global Trade Magazine

Global Trade aims to inform and engage our audience on how to leverage the global marketplace to boost market share and enhance corporate profits. We focus on innovative strategies in areas such as cargo transportation, banking, partnerships, outsourcing, and growth opportunities.

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Will President Trump’s EOs Increase the Cost of Propane? What Businesses & Consumers Need to Know

1 week ago | globaltrademag.com | Tim Jay

Since returning to office, President Donald Trump has wasted no time, releasing dozens of Executive Orders (EOs) on his first day back in the White House on January 20th, 2025. Read also: Challenges and Alternatives in President Trump’s Tariff StrategyVarious EOs are relevant to the propane industry.
C.H. Robinson Debuts Self-Serve Tariff Analysis Tool, Empowering Shippers To Manage Costs And Navigate Market Volatility

1 week ago | globaltrademag.com | Tim Jay

Latest innovation strengthens the global logistic leader’s arsenal of customer-centric technology solutions EDEN PRAIRIE, MINNESOTA, [May 29, 2025]—In the face of growing global trade tensions, shifting tariff policies, and rising cost pressures, global logistics leader C.H. Robinson today announced its new U.S. Tariff Impact Analysis tool to address the increasing needs of shippers navigating tariffs.
US Ports Warn Proposed Tariffs on Chinese Cranes Could Cost Billions

1 week ago | globaltrademag.com | Tim Jay

The American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) is sounding the alarm over a proposed 100% tariff on Chinese-manufactured ship-to-shore (STS) cranes, warning it could impose billions in additional costs on U.S. ports.
SEO for Supply Chain Companies: Ranking Higher in a Competitive B2B Space

1 week ago | globaltrademag.com | Randy Stark

In these days’ hyper-connected global marketplace, delivery chain corporations now do not depend completely on traditional networking, exchange expos, or referrals to win commercial enterprise. Decision-makers are getting to know logistics companions, freight forwarders, and warehousing solutions online—making search engine visibility mission-crucial.
Container Shipping Sees $9.9B Q1 Profit as Red Sea Disruptions Ease, But Momentum Slows

1 week ago | globaltrademag.com | Tim Jay

The container shipping industry posted a net profit of $9.9 billion in the first quarter of 2025—a notable dip from the previous quarter but still historically strong by pre-pandemic standards. Read also: Red Sea Crisis and Global Trends Drive Up Ship Maintenance CostsAccording to John McCown’s latest Container Shipping Sector Quarterly Financial Results report, the Q1 performance represents a 36.4% decline from Q4 2024’s $15.6 billion.
10 Strategic Reasons to Diversify Business Assets with Physical Bullion

1 week ago | globaltrademag.com | Tim Jay

In uncertain times, businesses face risks from inflation, market swings, and financial instability. Traditional cash reserves and securities don’t always offer the protection companies need. That’s why many are turning to physical bullion—gold and silver—as a steady, reliable way to safeguard assets. It’s a strategy rooted in history but very much relevant today. If you’re responsible for your company’s finances, it’s worth understanding why bullion deserves a place in your risk management plan.
Maersk Surpasses $600 Million in Stock Buyback Milestone

1 week ago | globaltrademag.com | Tim Jay

A.P. Moller-Maersk, the parent company of the global shipping line Maersk, has successfully repurchased close to $600 million of its own shares, marking a significant milestone in its stock buyback initiative. According to a recent report, this effort is part of a broader plan to buy back $2 billion worth of shares over a 12-month period, with the first phase set to conclude in August.
Tariff Truce Triggers Measured Rebound in Transpacific Freight Rates

1 week ago | globaltrademag.com | Tim Jay

Transpacific container freight rates continued to edge upward this week, though the increase was far more restrained than last week’s general rate increase (GRI)-driven surge. The more modest growth comes as ocean carriers rush to restore capacity in anticipation of a temporary spike in US-bound demand, sparked by a 90-day tariff truce between the US and China.
Tariffs Trigger Price Hikes as US Retailers Shift Strategy

2 weeks ago | globaltrademag.com | Tim Jay

More than half of U.S. retailers are preparing to raise prices in response to mounting tariff costs, according to a recent survey by Allianz. The study, which polled 4,500 businesses across nine countries, found that 54% of U.S. firms plan to pass the additional costs on to consumers. Meanwhile, only 22% are willing to absorb the impact, and 24% are exploring alternatives like switching suppliers or scaling back product lines.
Trade Policy Turbulence: Risks for Cross-Border Operations

2 weeks ago | globaltrademag.com | Tim Jay

President Trump’s recent executive order enforcing existing English-language proficiency rules for commercial truck drivers is projected to significantly alter the landscape of US-Mexico cross-border logistics. This policy mandates that drivers must demonstrate English proficiency to read traffic signs, communicate with safety officials and adhere to employer protocols, citing national safety and efficiency imperatives.