Brendan Murray is a Trade Tsar at Bloomberg. He covers a wide range of topics including business and economics, global economy, geopolitics, and transportation management, with a focus on supply chain and logistics. Brendan's insights and reporting have been featured in numerous publications, including The Seattle Times, Yahoo Finance, and Fortune.
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La congestión portuaria está empeorando en los principales puertos del norte de Europa y otros centros neurálgicos, según un nuevo informe que sugiere que las guerras comerciales podrían extender las perturbaciones marítimas a Asia y Estados Unidos y hacer subir las tasas de transporte marítimo.
Donald Trump's shifts in policy ‘are making problems worse by raising demand'
Over the next six weeks, a series of high-stakes talks are set to take place between Washington and Brussels after both sides agreed to an aggressive timeline to reach a deal that averts a transatlantic trade war.
European companies operating in China are the most pessimistic about growth prospects since 2011, a new survey shows.
European companies operating in China are the most pessimistic about growth prospects since 2011, a new survey shows.
Uncertainty abounds, but the US president has other ways to impose import duties
President Donald Trump’s doubling of US tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to 50% is fanning trade tensions at a time when Washington is negotiating with several economies that also face his so-called “reciprocal” duties set to kick in July 9.
President Donald Trump returned to the White House in January pledging to overhaul the US’s trade relationships using his brash style of frenzied deal-making.
With President Donald Trump’s universal tariffs possibly headed for a Supreme Court showdown, his administration is pressing ahead with another strategy that could hit an equally broad swath of imports.
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