US Imports Rise in April, California's Port Dominance Slips, and Poor Service Threatens Ag Export Recovery.

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US imports are rising off their lows, with monthly imports now either at or above 2019 levels, depending on which data source you use. Several ports saw large month-on-month import gains in April, with imports from China bouncing back up to 36.8% in April from just 31.6% in March. However, the National Retail Federation struck a more cautious note, highlighting the declines versus the 2021-22 peak, the uncertainties ahead, and a reduced outlook for peak season.
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