https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/23/south-china-sea-the-companies-and-assets-hit-hardest-by-a-crisis.html Shipping companies and several Asian currencies will take a hit if conflict arises in the South China SeaMaritime insurance rates, oil prices, copper and iron ore are seen rising higherA few assets would likely rise in value, however Nyshka Chandran | @ nyshkac Published 2 Hours Ago | Updated 2 Hours AgoCNBC.com PLAY VIDEO Several industries are trying to assess what open confrontation in the South China Sea would cost them, and a lot of them don't like what they're finding. The world's second-largest economy is getting more wary — and more vocal in its opposition — about increased U.S. naval patrols along the vast body of water, which holds some of the world's busiest trade routes. The U.S. Navy has sailed close to South China Sea reefs, atolls and other areas claimed by Beijing several times in recent months, under the pretext of freedom of navigation op
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