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Capacity imbalance sees boxshipping tilt to buyers’ market

Major disruptions in the container shipping market have conspired to bolster flagging rates, but the same market fundamentals seen a year ago apply today as shippers contemplate a cheaper 2025 and carriers face a bruising.

 


 

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Mary Anne Evans
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