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April 7, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Robust China trade prolonging upcycle in global shipping sector

BEIJING (AFX) – China’s robust trade is prolonging an upcycle in the global shipping sector, prompting several port operators to announce IPO plans, Xinhua news agency said China, including Hong Kong, handled 83 mln twenty-foot equivalent units of container traffic last year, 23 pct of the world tot

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BEIJING (AFX) – China’s robust trade is prolonging an upcycle in the global shipping sector, prompting several port operators to announce IPO plans, Xinhua news agency said China, including Hong Kong, handled 83 mln twenty-foot equivalent units of container traffic last year, 23 pct of the world total, Xinhua said, citing Morgan Stanley data.

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