Trade growth getting stronger, but ocean freight rates stay flattish
While rates on the transpacific continued to soften, and Asia-Europe trades showed marginal gains, the ...
Bloomberg has published interesting overall analysis of the shipping line sector. Although it may come as a surprise to know that stocks rose in the second quarter, after earnings per share in the industry were 20% more, on average, than analysts’ expectations, share prices are now expected to stall as rates continue to be under pressure. In fact, says one analyst, it’s going to be miserable until 2015, while the chance of a peak season rate rise this year is very slim. The only winners of 2013 and 2014 will be those that have cut costs.
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