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Tariff “whipsaw effect’’ boosts Port of LA June cargo numbers to new record
As we reported earlier, the impact of tariffs saw May cargo volumes at the Port of Los Angeles hit a ten year low. Yesterday, the port reported that what it termed a tariff “whipsaw effect,” saw it record the busiest June in its 117-year history.
As businesses rush to beat rising trade costs, the Port of Los Angeles is processing record cargo volumes and bracing for ...
The Port of Los Angeles rebounded in June for a record-breaking month as importers raced to get cargo into the US port before ...
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Port of LA recorded its busiest June in history, handling 892,340 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs), an 8% increase over the same month last year.
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Record traffic at Port of LA ahead of new tariffsWith President Trump’s tariff deadline just about two weeks away, the Port of Los Angeles is seeing a surge in shipping ...
SoCal business leaders are painting a dark economic picture as Trump warns U.S. trading partners of steep tariffs should they ...
Tariff revenues surged to $24.2 billion in May—an all-time high since World War II, according to the U.S. Treasury Department—contributing to inflationary pressure on U.S. consumers.
Port of LA head describes how Trump's tariffs are affecting imports Trade tensions between the U.S. and China may be cooling but the economic fallout is still rippling through the Port of ...
Inbound shipments to the Port of Los Angeles — the busiest container hub in the U.S. — dropped as much as 30% in early May as President Donald Trump’s tariffs discourage trade.
Business through the Port of L.A. affects nearly 500,000 jobs in the five-county Southern California region. Tariffs may sour consumers tastes The most common products coming through are ...
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