<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>Persistent weakness in the eurozone economy will cause imports and exports through North Europe ports to decline this year, a new report predicts.
“We are seeing weak consumer demand and a consequent impact on the carriers who persist in continuing to provide far too<wm> low offer to their customers, and which is to say there are going to be less demand for a lot of the carriers that operate in these markets,” a source told Bloomberg News. These weaker demand conditions are seen to be ascribed to persistent inflationary pressures in some parts of the region, and as such, a further contraction in investment and productivity of the region, and therefore a further reduction in its exports and imports. Further reduction in investment and productivity will likely lead to reduced delivery volumes at ports.</wm> Deliveries from both Spain and Italy will likely to decline further than expected.
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