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Comment / OceanX: Enjoy your dose of 'moderate expansion' from here

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China is back after Golden Week and the markets on our radar seem to continue to be slightly messy, but ocean rates keep trending down.

And we got some mixed trade outlook from the World Trade Organisation (WTO). It’s good, only if you look at growth figures in isolation.

Elsewhere

The Gemini members Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd start to implement the Cape version of their new product from February 2025, so… hopes for an end of the Cape deviation ...

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