Disruption gives volumes and revenue a boost, and Zim enjoys profit rebound
Chaos in the Red Sea has seemingly helped turn around Zim’s fortunes, the carrier recording ...
The availability of open container tonnage on the charter market tightened further in the first week of the year.
Desperate ocean carriers are forced to forward fix ships six months or more in advance, for periods of three to five years.
According to Maersk Broker, containership owners are weighing up their options, either to accept multi-year charters at highly elevated daily hire rates, or hold out “with the expectation that the market will continue to firm”.
Maersk Broker said: “Owners could fix their ...
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