Container spot rates diverge: to Europe still falling, but firmer to the US
A divergence in container spot freight rates between the Asia-Europe and Asia-North America trades emerged ...
Some welcome news for ocean carriers plying the North Atlantic tradelane is that unlike several other routes it has remained robust, with according to Drewry high utilisation levels and a balanced supply of capacity helping to keep spot rates stable on both eastbound and westbound routes between North Europe and North America.
Moreover, in its Container Insight Weekly trade analysis Drewry says that notwithstanding the expectations that the vice versa import surge between the continents “may begin to tail off” it thinks ...
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