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Freight rates on Indian trades move up amid Suez Canal routing disruptions
Freight rates on Indian trades move up amid Suez Canal routing disruptions

After a long streak of declining trends, container freight rates on major trades out of India have begun to rise amid carrier routing disruptions through the Suez Canal, according to the latest market analysis by Container News.

Oakland sees declined box traffic in November
Oakland sees declined box traffic in November

The Port of Oakland reported a 6.8% drop in its container volumes in November, handling 132,648 TEUs.

Panama Canal drought could boost New Year rates
Panama Canal drought could boost New Year rates

Drought in Panama and war around the Red Sea and Suez is a slow-burning but developing crisis for the container shipping industry as both canals become choke points that could see freight rates double.

Hapag-Lloyd increases rates from Asia to Latin America
Hapag-Lloyd increases rates from Asia to Latin America

Hamburg-headquartered container line Hapag-Lloyd has announced a General Rate Increase (GRI) from Asia to the West Coast of Latin America, Mexico, Caribbean, Central America and Latin America East Coast.

Bustling rice export
Bustling rice export

Diversifying markets and continuously increasing average prices help Vietnam's rice export activities become extremely bustling.

Carriers on India-US trade attempt higher rate hikes for December
Carriers on India-US trade attempt higher rate hikes for December

Container carriers serving India-US trades seem to have regained some strength to attempt higher rate increases amid promising export trade indications.

Container shipping to bear brunt of EU Emissions Trading System
Container shipping to bear brunt of EU Emissions Trading System

Container shipping will be the hardest hit shipping sector in January when the European Union Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) goes live with the carriers liable for around €1.82 billion in carbon charges at today’s prices, by 2026.

Greeks and Chinese dominate global fleet market
Greeks and Chinese dominate global fleet market

"The global fleet of cargo carrying ships consists of around 61,000 ships with a deadweight capacity of about 2,200 million tonnes. The ships owned by Greek and Chinese shipping companies contribute 34% of the total fleet’s deadweight tonne capacity," says Niels Rasmussen, chief shipping analyst at BIMCO.


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