More pressure on transpacific rates as carriers bet on a China-US trade deal
Mainline operators are pushing for higher transpacific rates in May, betting on a trade deal ...
November reversed some of the pessimistic sentiment that was emanating from carriers earlier in the year, as rates remained stronger, clinging on to the General Rate Increases (GRIs) introduced at the start of the month to a much greater degree than was previously expected by many market participants.
The reason for this firming in rates is largely split between carriers’ ongoing employment of void sailings in the market, and a slight uptick in demand ahead of an early Chinese New Year, ...
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