Ocean carriers hold contract rates 'at a decent level', as spots tumble
While spot rates across the major deepsea trades have been on the decline since the ...
Hapag-Lloyd’s CEO believes there is a “better than 50%” chance of a normal peak season this year.
During a virtual live information session this morning, Rolf Habben Jansen said that, although there were pockets of inventories remaining elevated, “by and large they are starting to come down”.
And he added that bookings had been “somewhat stronger in the last few weeks”.
“I believe the likelihood that the peak season is going to be fairly normal is over 50%,” he said, adding that he ...
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