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Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates Greek shipping, like other segments, face a tough operating environment. Domestic demand is stymied by the economic outlook, with Greece estimated to remain in recession ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates BMI View: South Korea To Ride The Global Economic Storm South Korea is set to see a relative downturn in terms of both tonnage and container throughput in 2012 compared ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates India's economy and trade continues to grow rapidly. BMI expects this growth to slow, but the expansion will still be considerable over our projection period. The volumes ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates BMI View: Positive But Less Dynamic We remain positive on prospects for the Estonian ports and shipping segment in 2012, but have had to rein in some of our projections ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates The Port of Riga is set to hold the top position in Latvia's maritime segment in terms of both total tonnage and container throughput in 2012 after two years of strong ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates In BMI's Q212 Russia Shipping report we highlight that Russia is not just a dry bulk and liquid bulk shipping story, as although these segments dominate - with the country ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates BMI remains cautiously optimistic on the Mexican port segment, although we highlight that there are clouds on the horizon in the form of sluggish US demand and slow domestic ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates The primacy of Shanghai in the global container port stakes was confirmed in January 2012 when the Chinese port and Singapore released their 2011 throughput figures. Despite ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates BMI maintains its view that the Chilean economy's robust economic growth is likely to continue cooling in the coming quarters, as an increasingly likely global economic ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates The Qatari shipping segment continues to be dominated by the export of the country's key commodity, natural gas, through the export terminal of Ras Laffan. Much of this ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates The Croatian economy has become somewhat less supportive of the country's ports and shipping segment over the last three months. On the plus side, following parliamentary ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates Hong Kong's transhipment role, the reason for its major role in the container shipping segment, is likely to become a curse in 2012. Slowing demand from China, a plateauing ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates Israel's ports enjoyed mixed fortunes in 2011, with container throughput at Haifa, and total tonnage at Eilat, experiencing contractions. Ashdod enjoyed strong growth ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates The Port of Constantza is set to see continued growth in terms of both total tonnage and container throughput in 2012, despite the adverse influence of the economic climate ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates BMI View: Moderate Growth, Downside Risks Inching Up Two forces appear to be pulling the Malaysian ports and shipping market in different directions this year. On the ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates The Port of Nagoya, Japan's largest in terms of tonnage, is set to continue recovering its pre-downturn total throughput volumes in 2012. The country's largest containe ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates BMI maintains its cautiously optimistic view on the Argentine port segment, as it continues to struggle with external headwinds as well as internal difficulties in the ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates Bahrain's economic growth is projection to pick up slightly in 2012 following the sluggish 1.9% expansion BMI estimates took place in 2011 as the country felt the impact ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates There is not much to separate Australia's three main ports by way of tonnage throughput, with the Port of Brisbane set to lead the way in 2012. This scenario is set to ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates We recently revised up our projections for 2012 UAE real Gross Domestic Product growth, and are now projecting the economy to grow 3.5% this year, up from last quarter's ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates BMI maintains its broadly optimistic outlook for Canadian port segment, indicating a strong base for growth at the country's ports. Total throughput will be driven by ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates The outlook over the short and medium term is rosy for the Nigerian shipping segment and the need to plough investment into facilities appears to be being addressed, ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates We have upgraded our US real Gross Domestic Product growth projection for 2012 to 2.0% from 1.6%, owing primarily to stronger-than-expected economic activity in Q411. ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates Throughput at the Port of Ambarli, one of Turkey's largest ports, is set to decrease in terms of tonnage in 2012, while its container volumes are to slow due to the macroeconomic ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates With some qualifications, the South African ports and shipping market should have a moderately good year in 2012. In terms of the wider South African economy, the current ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates Taiwan's major ports will be affected by slower economic growth in mainland China in 2012. As a result we have trimmed back our projections for the island's Gross Domestic ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates The major development of the quarter in Ukraine's maritime segment has been the resumption of work by Ukrtranscontainer (UTC) at the Port of Illichivsk. UTC, which is ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates In BMI's view, the interplay of three main factors is setting the scene for Kenya's ports and shipping segment in general, and for the Port of Mombasa in particular, during ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates Peru's strong domestic demand story will continue in 2012, although an anticipated drag from net exports means we stick to our below consensus 4.8% real Gross Domestic ...
Includes 3 FREE quarterly updates BMI View: Floods And World Economy Weigh on Projections Our outlook for the Thai economy - and the shipping and ports segment - remains for only moderate growth this year, ...
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