Port operators report a third straight week of fuller export berths
Container yards that stood half empty in August are stacking agricultural and engineering cargo again.
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Markets, companies and the economy at street level.
Container yards that stood half empty in August are stacking agricultural and engineering cargo again.
Shipping desks reported fuller order books after two quiet months on the docks.
Three regional banks added a quarter point on ordinary savings after deposits dipped for four months.
Export houses asked for earlier delivery of plain weaves used in coats and school uniforms.
Rice, flour and cooking oil are cheaper in the large stores, while neighbourhood shops say they cannot match the cut.
The weekly note must separate weather delays from those caused by the airline’s own turnaround.
The branches are full-service counters, not kiosks, and each is expected to carry a cash chest.
Owners say the 4 p.m. rush is back, and so is the shortage of trained decorators.
Trucks from two producing districts reached the yard before dawn, the first heavy arrival in three weeks.