In light of PSA International’s decision to explore the sale of its 20% stake in CK Hutchison’s ports business, a review of the group’s recent activities suggests a clear recalibration of capital toward emerging markets and geopolitically stable regions. The main question is whether PSA reallocates capital to emerging markets or strategically important regions. If […] The post PSA’s Potential Exit from CK Hutchison Stake Signals Strategic Pivot Toward Growth and Stability appeared first on Container News.

Recent discussions on tariffs have largely overlooked the potential implementation of the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR)’s port fees on Chinese-built vessels. The current US administration is considering an additional port fee for Chinese-built vessels entering US ports to curb China’s dominance in shipbuilding. This fee, which could reach up to US$3.5 […] The post Potential US port fees may disrupt dry bulk trade and vessel availability appeared first on Container News.

Poland’s Port of Gdansk started the year with a high growth in container handling during the first quarter of 2025, with over 624,000 TEUs, translating to a 17% year-on-year growth. In the first three months of 2025, a total of 18.4 million tonnes of goods passed through the Polish port, which is only a 2% […] The post Gdansk sees significant surge in container sector appeared first on Container News.

Tensions between India and Pakistan have escalated sharply following the deadly terrorist attack on tourists in Kashmir, creating a volatile environment that threatens the stability of regional trade. As both nations bolster their military postures and exchange diplomatic fire, neighboring economies and critical trade routes face growing uncertainty. If you liked this post, please consider […] The post India-Pakistan Tensions Rise: Shipping Unaffected, Trade Remains Resilient appeared first on Container News.