BMI maintains its cautious outlook for the Chinese port and shipping sector, highlighting that indicators continue to align to back our view of a slowdown in China’s economic growth. The domestic economic slowdown is projected to specifically impact dry bulk imports, thereby leading to a slowdown in total tonnage growth at the nation’s port. Container volumes, which last quarter looked likely to strengthen have been revised down, as the US’ economic recovery plateaus and the eurozone looks set for another year of recession in 2013, the key demand markets for Chinese container export shipments. Headline Industry Data ? 2013 Port …
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