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Coronavirus business closures chill US, European import demand

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Coronavirus business closures chill US, European import demand

Greg Knowler, Senior Europe Editor | Mar 23, 2020 10:24AM EDT

Demand for container shipping depends on the return of consumer spending in North America and the European Union, but most businesses in those regions are shut and consumers are holed up inside their homes

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