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Shippers are still feeling sore about contract rates as demand continues to weaken.
While carrier revenues may still be 2.8 times higher than pre-pandemic, volumes continued to fall during the second half of 2022 as severe economic headwinds battered demand.
A report from the Global Shippers’ Forum (GSF) notes that spot rates dropped 20% in the six months from June, with many shippers feeling “burned” by their decisions to commit to long-term contracts, and questions range over predictions of congestion and capacity ...
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