Tariff threats, low rates challenge ro-ro sector’s upbeat growth prospects

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Tariff threats, low rates challenge ro-ro sector’s upbeat growth prospects

| Aug 24, 2018 12:58PM EDT
Like much of global trade, pent-up demand and emerging market country development, among other economic fundamentals, bode well for the roll-on, roll-off sector’s growth prospects in the immediate years ahead, if the threat of tariffs subsides.
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