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The busy U.S. Port of Tacoma with large container ships docked, including a Yang Ming vessel, surrounded by shipping containers and cranes under a cloudy sky. A mountain is visible in the background

Editorial #9

New U.S. regulations on Chinese-built ships threaten global shipping, disrupting trade routes, increasing costs, and forcing fleet adjustments. These measures reshape maritime logistics, impacting businesses, supply chains, and the global economy

A large container ship docked at a port, partially obscured by thick fog. Blue gantry cranes tower above, ready for loading and unloading. Stacks of shipping containers sit on the vessel’s deck, while trucks and port equipment line the waterfront. The overcast sky and misty atmosphere create a sense of uncertainty, mirroring the challenges in the global shipping industry

Stormy horizon for ocean shipping giants

The golden days of high freight rates are over. Overcapacity, trade tensions, and shifting alliances have turned the tide for the world’s largest ocean carriers. Can they stay afloat?