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23 Jun 25

US Container Traffic, TICS, The BIS Study of the weaker US$ & BBB Clause 988

This Update will be quick as the Middle East is dominating research resources! 1. Port of Los Angeles Data shows fairly stable container flows at TEU 134k and then 127k for next two weeks but then there is a pretty massive fall to TEU 77k in the week of July 6 to July 12. If... Read More

16 Jun 25

US Container Traffic Data - inward bound in TEUs

Port of Los Angeles Inward Bound Container Traffic TEUs

The Port of Los Angeles inward bound anticipated container traffic is set to run at 122k to 123k TEUs this week and next. This is slightly above the low levels of a year ago. However in the week ending July 7 volumes drop back to the average run rate of 100k TEUs. This is not a... Read More

09 Jun 25

US Port of Los Angeles Anticipated Inward Container Arrival up to June 28 - Grounds for hope not ecstacy

Here is the anticipated inward US container port data for the next three weeks - as provided by the Port of Los Angeles. (The port of Los Angeles handles 40% of US containerised imports. 50% of its traffic is from China. That is why i use it as a proxy for US container ... Read More

06 Jun 25

The taxation of foreign investment in the US.

The taxation and breakdown of global capital flows (Written on a plane - unchecked, illiterate but important) QS strategy includes capital controls and taxation of foreign investment as part of the fragmentation of world order. It is also part of the potty e... Read More

06 Jun 25

Korea After the Elections - wait!

Korea after the elections. Lee Jay-Keung has one big advantage in that his party controls parliament and he is president. But he faces many daunting challenges that he does not control: 1. The economy is 87% international trade. If US 25% tariffs are imposed it will p... Read More

29 May 25

Trump Trade Policies in disarray

The US Court of International trade has ruled that the Trump Administration’s trade tariffs, both reciprocal and fentanyl, are illegal. The US Court of International Trade says Trump overstepped his authority - using a 1977 federal economic emergency law. The law does not ... Read More

26 May 25

Port of Los Angeles Data for Container Ship Arrivals up to June 14

The Port of Los Angeles Data as of May 26 for the period to June 14 shows some recovery of inbound container verssels to +/- 100,000 TEU per week. This level remains well below the same period in the previous year. Evidence of a surge in shipments from China is absent. Read More

18 May 25

US Treasury International Capital Data for March - Too early to say!

Short US$ is a core position in the Wealth Preservation Portfolio. Investment flows in and out of the US$ need to be monitored. The TICS data for the month of March do not provide any indication of substantial outflows happening. But that could only be expected after April ... Read More

18 May 25

Port of Los Angeles Container Data Bookings May 18 to June 7

The Port of LA accounts for 40% of all ship board container traffic into the US. About 50% of its inward shipments are from China. So its a good indicator. The port is showing year on year falls in total inward container shipments between May 25 and June 07 of between 1... Read More

15 May 25

Update: US Import Surge? Port of Los Angeles Update May 15, 2025 - No surge yet!

Port of Los Angeles  Bookings of Inward Bound Container Shipments until May 31

Port of Los Angeles in-bound container traffic forecast for next three weeks. The forward booking for container traffic (in TEU) until May 31 does not yet show a surge in US imports. The data through May 31 (week 22) are shown in the graphic updated on May 15, 202... Read More

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