Container freight rates out of India continue to soar amid Red Sea crisis
MUMBAI : The boost in container freight rates seen on trades out of India as a consequence of the Red Sea crisis has accelerated in recent weeks, according to the latest market analysis. On
Xeneta forecasts freight rates to rise further in February amid Red Sea Crisis
OSLO : Early indications suggest ocean freight shipping rates are set to increase further in early February amid the ongoing Red Sea crisis, according to data released by Xeneta, a leading ocean and air
Forwarder says lines creating “artificial demand”
LONDON : A European freight forwarder has accused the lines of creating “artificial demand” by blanking sailings and talking up a looming empty box crisis. The forwarder, who wanted to remain anonymous, claimed that
Red Sea Crisis: Shipping rates from Mundra to US, Europe skyrocket
MUMBAI : The Container Shipping Lines Association, (CSLA) a significant group of foreign container shipping lines in India, currently comprising 24 members, has raised an alarm about a substantial increase in freight rates on
India-US shippers hit by three rounds of hefty rate hikes in January
MUMBAI : Indian shippers are getting flooded with general rate increase (GRI) and peak season surcharge (PSS) notices as container lines attempt to maximise pricing out of the troubled Red Sea waters. MSC has
Red Sea Crisis: Costs have gone up, crisis may deepen, says official
NEW DELHI : Disruptions along the Red Sea trade route have begun pushing up shipping and insurance costs as shippers have begun taking longer routes fearing further attacks, a senior government official said Friday.
Red Sea crisis pushes container shipping spot rates to highest level in over a year
LONDON : Attacks on ships in the Red Sea continue to push ocean freight rates higher, triggering warnings of inflation and delayed goods. To avoid strikes by Iran-backed Houthi militants based in Yemen, carriers
Indian exporters brace for more price hikes as normalcy evades Red Sea
MUMBAI : Indian exporters may continue to witness a rise in shipping costs as normalcy eludes the Red Sea region and freight companies continue to avoid the Suez Canal, opting for the longer route