News in Brief Podcast | Week 17 | China-ship fees, supply and demand
In this episode of The Loadstar’s News in Brief Podcast, host and news reporter Charlotte Goldstone ...
Blanked sailings are only a “stop-gap solution” for carriers amid critical tonnage oversupply, according to analyst Drewry, which this week predicted a “more holistic downsizing of their fleets”.
Yesterday, The Loadstar reported Drewry’s view that the outlook for container demand was grim, 2025 being only the third year since 1979 to signal a decline.
And the contraction in demand for carrier services also comes at a time when the markets are heavily oversupplied.
“The trade war really has massively increased the ...
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