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China to North America rates dip with weaker factory output Ex-Southeast Asia rates rebound as capacity pulled to China-US trade lanes Rates from China to North America dipped last week on the back of subdued US demand and lowered output from China, while those from Southeast Asia to North America have increased, according to S&P Global Platts. All-inclusive bookings levels from North Asia to North America lost support during the week to October 22 as demand for trans-Pacific cargoes dampened, said the commodities information and price benchmark provider in a new report. It noted that US demand inched down as...
