Trade
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Air Cargo
Airbus hikes forecast for future freighter demand
Airbus has elevated its 20-year demand forecast for all-cargo aircraft, saying the market will need 2,800 specialized units to handle growth in international trade and…
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Air Cargo
IATA: Air cargo demand slid again in July
Air freight volume declined 3.2% in July, to about 20.5 billion freight ton kilometers, compared to the same month a year earlier, the International Air…
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American Shipper
Who’s King of Commercial Maritime?
The UN Conference of Trade and Development released a study that reveals who’s at the top of the commercial maritime world—ranked based on connectivity to…
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FreightWaves Infographics
U.S. Energy Projections to 2050
EIA projects that, for the first time since the 1950s, the United States will export more energy than it imports by 2020.
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American Shipper
Tomato Dumping
The Commerce Department’s investigation into Mexican tomato exports is set to conclude on September 19th.
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American Shipper
Where’s The Beef (Going)?
The U.S. is projecting a tripling of the annual duty-free exports of beef to the European Union over the next seven years.
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Business
Market volatility and China tariffs could benefit Mexico as top U.S. trade partner
As the United States-China trade war frightened stock markets on August 5 into their worst day of the year, some analysts said Mexico could find…
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Infrastructure
Trade war is back on: time to check warehousing markets
Warehousing markets have just recovered from the last round of tariffs and there is not a lot of slack.
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What the Truck?!?
What The Truck?!? – Backhaul: Now With 10% More Tariffs
On this historic WTT, Chad returns and joins Dooner on this odyssey of freight where we have breaking news about Trumps new tariffs against China,…
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Air Cargo
Breaking: President Trump announces new China tariffs of 10 percent on September 1 (with video)
The new tariffs, announced a day after the Fed cut rates, will affect mostly consumer goods.
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