Bharat Book Bureau promotes `East Asian Containerport Markets to 2020`
Released on = September 11, 2006, 3:24 am
Press Release Author = Bharat Book Bureau
Industry = Transportation & Logistics
Press Release Summary = Mumbai, India - Sept 11 - East Asian Containerport Markets to 2020 analyses the development of containerport demand in East Asia and provides new forecasts to 2020. It includes an "increased-risk" scenario to reflect the possibility of a protectionist or other shock to trade.
Press Release Body = The pace of growth in the East Asian containerport markets has been dramatic in recent years. Is this growth sustainable? Exports from China to the US and Europe are underpinning the growth of China's manufacturing industry and drawing in imports of raw materials and intermediate products from other parts of the world, in turn providing the earnings for other countries to import more consumer goods too. But, China's exports to the developed countries are not balanced by equal flows of imports from these regions. The US trade deficit with China, in particular, is causing concern and raising the possibility of protectionist measures. Unless trade flows are brought into balance through better management of exchange rates and the domestic US economy, the likelihood of a short-term shock to trade is increased.
East Asian Containerport Markets to 2020 analyses the development of containerport demand in East Asia and provides new forecasts to 2020. It includes an "increased-risk" scenario to reflect the possibility of a protectionist or other shock to trade. The outlook is, nevertheless, for continued strong demand growth focused on exports from China driving deep-sea, intra-regional and transshipment trades, and increasing import demand driven by the growing prosperity of the region's developing countries. Transshipment has been a major aspect of world containerport demand in recent years. East Asian Containerport Markets to 2020 provides detailed analysis and forecasts of the development of regional transshipment markets and examines the driving forces in each transshipment region. On the supply side, the position of current investment projects and plans is reviewed in detail. The resultant prospective development of port capacity is quantified to 2015. This provides the basis for comparing demand and supply, in order to identify potential surplus capacity or shortfalls. The level of capacity utilisation will indicate the likely direction of container handling prices.
Containerport productivity is analysed by country or territory, in terms of TEUs per metre of container quays, and TEUs per quayside container gantry crane.
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