Disconnect: time-charters and the freight market
Time to jump off?
Shippers are eyeing “surgical” use of airfreight to mitigate the increasing delays caused by the Red Sea crisis.
Airfreight data is not yet showing any real change in rates, despite the disruption at sea – but this is likely to change next week.
“The Red Sea delays are not reflected in rates just yet, but it is to be expected,” said Niall van de Wouw, chief airfreight officer for Xeneta.
“Last week was the week after new year, which is typically dormant. But ...
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