Disruption at China’s busiest container terminal has added to the strains on global trade in recent weeks. But the situation may now be turning a corner, with signs that port congestion is starting to ease. Meanwhile, we're skeptical that China's government will stick with its reported decision to keep borders closed for another year.
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