EnCeva’s maiden 1Q results have followed the freight forwarders in showing improved profitability from pricing discipline. Containerized traffic through Houston beats the national trend. Section 301 hearings this week have implications for Singer Sewing and HP Inc among others. Also: a 14 year-old aerospace trade case lumbers on; the battle for lithium resources continues; COSCO shows Chinese port growth is still possible; India notches a 20th month of trade growth; Mexico rules out a NAFTA trade deal this week; Britain commits to making a commitment; and China extends its drug patents....
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