Xeneta Weekly Ocean Container Shipping Market Update
OSLO: Xeneta has unveiled Weekly Ocean Container Shipping Market Update. Peter Sand, Xeneta Chief Analyst commented: Far East to Europe “Average departure delays on trades from Far East to Europe reached 12.5 days in
Xeneta Ocean Container Shipping Market Update
OSLO: This update uses ocean container shipping data and intelligence from Xeneta and eeSea. Peter Sand, Xeneta Chief Analyst “Looking at the fundamentals of supply and demand on major fronthaul trades right now and
Asia-US container rates mixed as carriers use smaller, more frequent hikes to halt slide
HOUSTON: Rates for shipping containers from east Asia and China to the US were mixed this week as import demand remains soft, capacity ample, but some rate hikes have gained traction. Rates from supply
Xeneta Weekly Ocean Container Shipping Market Update
OSLO: Average spot rates on four main fronthauls out of the Far East have all increased from last week. This uptick follows the previous week when rates were stable after a drop on 1
Xeneta Weekly Ocean Container Shipping Market Update: Average Rates Retreat
OSLO: The average spot rates of all trades slightly declined from last week. Ranging from -6.6% to -4.6%. This follows from last week, when there were sharper drops across the board.• September was a
Xeneta Weekly Ocean Container Shipping Market: Rates on the Rise
OSLO: The average spot rates from Far East have increased in the past week into both the US East Coast and US West Coast, up 4.3% and 4.3% respectively. Prior to the latest uptick,
Xeneta Weekly Ocean Container Shipping Market: Far East into Europe and the US declined last week
OSLO: • The average spot rates from Far East into both Europe and North America all declined steadily from a week ago. This follows from last week, where we saw differing directions – with
Xeneta Weekly Ocean Container Shipping market Update: Spot Rates Slide Further Amid Stable Tariff Outlook
OSLO : Market average on the Transpacific trade from Far East to US West Coast sits just above USD 2000 per FEU, the lowest it has been since end-2023, just as the Red-Sea crisis