Drewry: World Container Index down 5% last week
LONDON : For many years, World Container Index has been the go-to, independent, global reference for index-linked contracts. If your organisation is considering index-linked contracts or requires regional visibility/coverage beyond the eight trade lanes
Container Market continues its decline
LONDON : Next Tuesday (Tomorrow) sees the end of the pause in Tariffs on imports to the United States as the world waits to see what will happen. The 90-day pause has certainly seen
Container Shipping: BIMCO forecasts Stable demand outlook despite US trade policies
LONDON : “We forecast a stable demand outlook for the container shipping sector in line with our previous report despite the uncertainties introduced by new US trade policies. We expect the supply/demand balance to
Xeneta Weekly Ocean Container Shipping Market Update
OSLO : Xeneta analyst insight – Transpacific Peter Sand, Xeneta Chief Analyst commented “The market mid-low on the Transpacific trade has dropped 33% since 9 June, meaning some of the more powerful shippers are
India eyes deeper maritime ties as Piyush Goyal meets CEO of World’s Largest Container Shippin…
STOCKHOLM : Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Shri Piyush Goyal, held a high-level meeting with Mr. Soren Toft, CEO of Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), during his two-day official visit to Sweden. The interaction
XENETA Weekly Ocean Container Shipping Market Update – 23.5.25
OSLO : “Fear and uncertainty is a powerful force in global supply chains and we are seeing this clearly as shippers fight to get their goods moving after the temporary lowering of US-China tariffs
How high will Ocean Freight Rates go after Us and China Lower Tariffs for 90 Days? : XENETA
OSLO : 10 days ago on 11 May, businesses were caught in a tariff limbo amid dramatic decreases in container shipping demand on the major trade from China to the US. The fact there
Xeneta Weekly Ocean Container Shipping Market Update -16.5.25
OSLO : “The US-China announcement on the temporary lowering of tariffs fired the starting gun for shippers to rush as many imports as they can during the 90-day window of opportunity. “There is no