Column: China-exposed commodities take a covid-control tumble
The ongoing lockdowns, with Shanghai now entering its fourth week, have eroded confidence in China's covid-19 policy, writes Clyde Russell.
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China orders top coal region to ensure supplies to coastal hubs
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Waybridge and the Port of Panama City partner to automate and digitize bills of lading
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