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Port strike looms, White House working to close de minimis to China

With two weeks left before the deadline and the sides not talking to each other, the prospect of an ILA strike at East Coast...

Container market braces for ILA strike on US East Coast

Ocean spot rates from Asia to North Europe and the Mediterranean decreased further last week. Prices are now more than 20% below their highs...

Ex-Asia ocean rates ease slightly to start the month

For shipments to North Europe and the Mediterranean the arrival window for this year’s peak season goods – taking into account longer transit times...

Canada rail strike averted, but ILA action looms

The Canadian rail lockout of union employees that went into effect on Thursday and threatened to disrupt North American logistics lasted only eighteen hours. Friday’s...

Ocean rates dip on capacity increase and early peak

The massive IT outage caused by the CrowdStrike update led to thousands of delayed or cancelled flights worldwide over the weekend as airport and...

Freightos Weekly Update: Rates keep climbing on early month increases

Ocean rates out of Asia climbed significantly last week, with the latest daily prices already at US$8,200/FEU to North America West Coast, US$9,300/FEU to...

More rate increases expected soon, though signs congestion is easing

Ex-Asia ocean rates were stable last week, but prices already at highs for the year are expected to climb further as we enter the...

Rates still climbing, but could early peak season start mean early end too?

Ocean rates out of Asia were stable last week but have already started climbing on mid-month Peak Season Surcharge increases this week as demand...

Ocean rates leveling off, but remain elevated on Red Sea impacts

Overall, the ocean container market has settled into a new routine that avoids the Red Sea due to Houthi attacks which continued this week. Though...

Ocean rates continue to ease post-Lunar New Year: Freightos analysis

Hostilities in the Red Sea intensified last week, and included the first seafarer casualties. But with most container traffic already avoiding the Suez Canal, demand...
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