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Long term unpredictability forecast for container market

Container News Team - June 5, 2025 0

Shippers and forwarders should brace for prolonged disruptions in the container trade, with economists and industry experts expecting the US administration’s trade war to...

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Industry struggles to navigate volatile market

Container News Team - March 21, 2025 0

An active and constantly changing market is proving tough for the industry to navigate as rates slide further and utilisation is falling, though month-on-month...

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Geopolitics, tariffs and war result in rates bloodbath

Container News Team - March 14, 2025 0

A rates bloodbath is shaping up as fundamentals in supply and demand finally overwhelm the black swan events that have seen shipping lines bank...

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Clecat: Rates driven by capacity not service

Container News Team - January 13, 2025 0

Maritime rates are not determined by how good a service is but by the crude measure of available supply and customer demand, according to...

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Turkish lines target booming Indian market

Container News Team - January 10, 2025 0

Turkish operators Arkas and Turkon Line have identified the booming Indian market as a key source of trade between the two countries and extended...

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Dimerco: Tighter capacity and higher rates fuelled by tariffs

Container News Team - December 6, 2024 0

The first indications that a surge in freight may occur came from Drewry’s today when the consultant’s WCI composite index showed global, week-on-week, rates...

Pressure on global supply chains eases

Container News Team - July 31, 2024 0

Port congestion and tight vessel capacity are easing across the globe as measures taken by terminal and ship operators alike are clearing bottlenecks and...

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