COPENHAGEN : Current disruptions in global supply chains show no signs of abating, and likely won’t for the foreseeable future. That is according to the results of a
NEW YORK : Israel’s airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites have rattled global energy markets, sending oil prices soaring and raising concerns about wider regional instability. While the escalation
SYDNEY : Australia could be hit by disruptions from a severe global supply chain crisis, which looks likely to kick-off next Tuesday (01 October 2024). We might see
NEW YORK : Shares of major container shipping firms soared on Monday, fueled by the climbing freight rates. Notably, the Shanghai Container Freight Index, a key indicator of
DUBAI : Unusual weather across the Persian Gulf region have sparked serious concerns for ocean and air freight stakeholders, dealing another blow to supply chains already caught up
LONDON : The shipping container is a logistics marvel that can affordably move thousands of items from hundreds of different companies all around the globe. If there is
COPENHAGEN : The ocean carriers find their service networks extremely volatile and prone to rapid alterations, as the Red Sea crisis is still ongoing and the developments are
MUMBAI : Geopolitical risks to global trade and economy refuse to abate. After Covid and the Ukraine war ravaged global supplies, creating energy and food crises in many parts of
HAMBURG : Supply chains around the world could be at serious risk amid expected increases in the cost of ocean freight shipping during 2024. Oslo-based Xeneta has carried
NEW DELHI : India’s GVC output as percent of total output at 3.17 percent is already the 5th highest in the world, according to the report With the