Brendan Murray is a Trade Tsar at Bloomberg. He specializes in supply chain and logistics, focusing on global supply chain issues, customs and trade compliance, and transportation management across various regions, including North America, APAC, and LATAM. Brendan's insights and analysis have been featured in prominent publications such as The Seattle Times, Fortune, and Yahoo Finance.
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Both sides signaled no plans to return to negotiating table anytime soon
Houthi attacks starting in late 2023 forced many cargo ships to divert around southern Africa
The Trump administration’s top trade negotiator suggested the US ought to consider banning some Canadian goods, injecting another threat into a trade dispute between Washington and Ottawa.
By: Brendan Murray, James Mayger
From the start of his second term, US President Donald Trump made clear he would put tariffs at the center of US economic policy. When the Supreme Court invalidated sweeping import duties he imposed citing emergency powers, he used a different provision — Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974, to set a flat 10% levy on imports. Such tariffs are time-limited, however, and Trump’s expired on July 24.
AI-related demand is providing tailwinds for Chinese exporters
Transport, inventory and warehousing costs show few signs of easing
Concerns are mounting in Washington and Brussels that China’s export surge is unsustainable
The founder of cargo booking platform Freightos Ltd. is calling for a board shakeup including the ouster of Chairman Udo Lange, citing a 62% drop in the company’s share price during Lange’s tenure.
The founder of cargo booking platform Freightos is calling for a board shakeup including the ouster of Chairman Udo Lange, citing a 62% drop in the company's share price during Lange's tenure.
By: Brendan Murray
‘That’s a substantial bite out of already feeble growth,’ Bloomberg Economics says
