General Logistics & Shipping: research reports

... as the economyrebalances away from its investment-driven growth model. We forecast official headline real GDP growthof 7.5% in 2013, from an estimated 7.7% in 2012, which puts us in the minority of forecasters who expectto ...  |  read more...

... forecast that air freight volumes and container volumes at the premier port,Bandar Abbas, will fall despite a return to economic growth (albeit at just 0.5%). We envisage road and railfreight volumes remaining positive, however, aided ...  |  read more...

... strategic and financial investors. Ports: Ports in India play a vital role in the overall economic development of the country. About 95 per cent by volume and 70 per cent by value of the country's ...  |  read more...

... Major US companies include UniGroup (owner of United and Mayflower); SIRVA (owner of Allied, Global, and North American); Atlas Van Lines; and Bekins. The US moving services industry includes about 8,000 companies with combined annual ...  |  read more...

... grains, or other dry materials around the world. The global shipping industry went through tough times during the financial crisis of 2008-2009, but recovered well in 2010 and posted solid growth in 2011. It is ...  |  read more...

... economic position will impact on the country's demand for cargotransportation, either as a result of muted private consumption or a lack of significant infrastructure projectsas foreign direct investment dries up. As a result, our forecasts ...  |  read more...

... the US, China and Japan, are all finding it hard to shake off the economichangover of 2012. Vietnam's economy, however, remains on track for a robust recovery in 2013, and weview consensus estimates on growth ...  |  read more...

... estimate growth of 4.2% in 2012 (was 3.8%) and forecast growth of 4.5% for2013 (was 4.6%). In summary, domestic demand was stronger than expected last year, but looking forwardwe are still concerned about the impact ...  |  read more...

... Meanwhile, a renewed US recession would have a severe negative impacton Canadian exports, and we could easily see the contribution from net exports turn negative in the nextyear or two. We have downgraded our Canadian ...  |  read more...

... is providing huge impetus to the demand for the logistics services. Growing competition in retail sector transcends need of reverse logistics to handle returns and store upgradation. Third party logistics providers need to customize their ...  |  read more...

... a national level. It provides the latest retail sales data, allowing you to identify the sectors driving growth. It identifies the leading companies, the leading brands and offers strategic analysis of key factors influencing the ...  |  read more...

... continues to hamper this potential, as it is not currently up to the job -continued issues with congestion at Mombasa are evidence of this. This is slowly improving, however; asecond container terminal is being constructed ...  |  read more...