EsHapag-Lloyd has become the latest container-line to pause a sailing due to a COVID-19 outbreak, providing a reminder of the risks to sailors and the need for diversified shipping services. Maersk’s earnings upgrade highlights the risks to shipping alliances. Also: Tyson Foods gains from Trump’s China deal, needs Biden for EU growth; tariff burden sharing over as U.S. import price inflation accelerates; global trade returns to growth; EU may care more about Biden than Johnson; Canada-U.K. continuance deal nears, relevance minimal; France prods the digital eagle; and Xi’s China tariff cuts...
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