CHINA's top 30 ports
handled 5.67 billion tonnes of cargo in the first half of 2015, up 2.6 per cent year on year, a slow
down from last year's 5.6 per cent increase, according to Ministry of Transport data.
First half
container throughput volume was up 6.1 per cent at 102.7 million TEU with 92.1
million TEU from coastal ports and 10.6 million TEU from river ports.
As a result
of the slower growth of emerging economies, unbalanced recovery of developed
economies, as well as the ongoing escalated regional conflicts, container
throughput may see a small drop in the second half of this year, says the
Shanghai Shipping Exchange.
Nineteen
coastal ports handled 3.94 billion tonnes of cargo, rising 1.6 per cent with
the other 1.73 billion tonnes lifted by river ports, where volumes grew five
per cent, reported IHS Maritime News.
In the first
quarter of 2015, the cargo throughput increased by 2.2 per cent over the
previous year, representing the slowest growth since 2009.
Iron ore
imports were down 0.9 per cent at 453 million tonnes while incoming coal was
99.9 million tonnes a fall of 38 per cent from the year before. But crude oil
was up 7.5 per cent at 163.4 million tonnes.
The SSE
attributed slower growth to weak export, adjustments of China's domestic
economy, as well as slower investment increase from January to June this year.
Source :
HKSG.
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