U.S. Dockworkers Set to Approve Historic Pay Raise & Labor Deal

U.S. Dockworkers Set to Vote on Landmark Labor Agreement

Six-Year Contract Proposes 62% Pay Hike and Automation Safeguards for East and Gulf Coast Ports The U.S. dockworkers’ union is poised to vote on a pivotal six-year labor agreement this week, a move that could solidify stability at East Coast and Gulf Coast ports until 2030.

U.S. Proposes Hefty Port Fees on China-Built Ships and Operators

U.S. Proposes Hefty Port Fees on China-Built Ships and Operators

New charges could add millions to shipping costs, impacting global trade In a significant move against China, the United States is proposing substantial new port charges that could drive up costs for ocean carriers operating at U.S. ports. According to a proposal published by the United

Diesel Market Braces for Potential Tariff Effects on Canadian Oil

Quiet Diesel Market Braces for Potential Tariff Effects on Canadian Oil

Diesel Prices Continue Upward Trend for Third Consecutive Week, Rising About 20 Cents Since December Despite a relatively stable diesel market with minimal fluctuations, several underlying factors could significantly impact oil prices—and, consequently, diesel costs—in the near future. The restrained movement in diesel prices was evident