EsThe latest data for U.S. seaborne imports for May provides insights into the performance of total freight, Bangladesh’s apparel exports, the shipment of parts in the trucking and battery industries as well as the state of the vehicle shipping sector. Also: Lighthizer views suggest Trump 2.0 = Trump 1.0, with more trade deals; Standby for takeoff in next round of aerospace tariffs; and Britain’s Project Defend might offend EU, WTO state aid rules.
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