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Trump defiende el 25% de las tarifas de Colombia después de alcanzar el acuerdo de deportación

El presidente Donald Trump está retrasando la imposición de aranceles a las importaciones de Colombia después de que los dos países llegaron a un acuerdo el domingo por la noche sobre las deportaciones migrantes. Las autoridades colombianas acordaron aceptar vuelos de deportación después de que Trump amenazó al país con aranceles de importación del 25% […]

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Trump defers 25% Colombia tariffs after deportation agreement reached

President Donald Trump is holding off imposing tariffs on imports from Colombia after the two countries came to an agreement late Sunday over migrant deportations.

Colombian authorities agreed to accept deportation flights after Trump threatened the country with 25% import duties and other sanctions to punish Colombia for refusing to accept U.S. military planes carrying deportees last week.

“We have overcome the impasse with the United States government,” Colombian Foreign Minister Luis Gilberto...

https://www.freightwaves.com/news/trump-defers-25-colombia-tariffs-after-deportation-agreement-reached

Short Disruptions Lead To A Cascading Effect On The Tanker Market

Our belief in a structurally driven strengthening of the tanker market from the second half of 2021 remains intact. In addition, we now also see how short-term disruptions have rapid effects in the market. This clearly indicates that we, after all, have a market in relatively good balance, reports Concordia Maritime.

Fluctuations in the market

In recent times, we have once again been able to see how fast it can fluctuate in the tanker market – due to changes in the supply or transport flows of...

https://mfame.guru/how-short-disruptions-in-the-market-lead-to-cascading-effects/

US considering foreign tankers to move domestic fuel supplies

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) is assessing whether American tankers can meet emergency fuel demands caused by the Colonial Pipeline shutdown or if foreign ships will be needed to help fill the gap.

“The Biden-Harris administration is continually assessing the impact of the ongoing Colonial Pipeline incident on fuel supplies for the East Coast and is monitoring reported shortages in parts of the Southeast,” DOT stated Tuesday. “This ongoing effort includes evaluating resources the...

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