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Global Inflation Was About to Be Tamed. Now Red Sea Attacks Fan Revival Fears

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Global Inflation Was About to Be Tamed. Now Red Sea Attacks Fan Revival Fears

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Nokia Says It Won't Meet Sales Outlook on Delayed License Deals

Major canals choke points of world trade | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

A year that started with smooth sailing for the global economy -- vanishing supply snarls, slower inflation and fading pandemic gloom -- is ending with another gathering storm as the maritime industry and retailers that rely on it confront crises in the world's two big ocean-to-ocean canals.

Major canals choke points of world trade | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

A year that started with smooth sailing for the global economy -- vanishing supply snarls, slower inflation and fading pandemic gloom -- is ending with another gathering storm as the maritime industry and retailers that rely on it confront crises in the world's two big ocean-to-ocean canals.

Twin crises send cargo ships back to 18th-century trade routes

Global shippers are grappling with a spike in costs as some ships are forced to take lengthy diversions to avoid disruptions at the Suez and Panama canals.

Twin Crises Send Cargo Ships Back to 18th Century Trade Routes

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