Asia shippers plug trans-Pacific export gap from China COVID-19 disruption

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Asia shippers plug trans-Pacific export gap from China COVID-19 disruption

Keith Wallis, Special Correspondent | May 11, 2022 2:26PM EDT
The share of US imports from China compared to all Asia imports plunged roughly 6 percentage points between February and April amid COVID-19 lockdowns in Shenzhen and Shanghai.
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