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Japan to lose $3.4B daily in seaborne trade

THE fallout from Japan’s devastating earthquake and tsunami could cost as much as $US3.4 billion ($A3.36 billion) in lost seaborne trade a day as port closures disrupt global supply chains, while the nuclear threat remains after another explosion at the Fukushima plant.

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Japan to lose $3.4B daily in seaborne trade

The ANZ Commodity Daily said the 8.9-magnitude earthquake had damaged as much as 7% of the country’s ports. The ports of Hachinohe, Sendai, Ishinomaki and Onahama in the north of the country are so...

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