Threat of rising oil price adds to frustration for crisis-hit supply chain chiefs
New warnings from the World Bank of surging oil prices, adding to the continuing instability ...
The latest container forecaster publication from Drewry Maritime Research delivers an optimistic note for carriers – sort of. Despite a second quarter defined by recovering seafreight rates, a whole heap of uncertainty remains; “carriers could make as much as $1.8 billion profit or a loss of $1.3 billion”. Much will depend on whether they maintain their new-found sense of discipline.
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