Tariffs and de minimis set air freight rates on a volatile course
Airfreight rates are climbing as shippers rush to move goods before a potential trade war ...
Air freight’s traditional new year peak has gone “off-piste”, as the industry faces soft volumes and some capacity declines as specific airlines battle their demons –whether they be Covid, 5G or Chinese restrictions.
Air freight rates out of China continued to plunge from their December highs until mid-January, when they began to rise again shortly before the start of the earlier-than-usual Chinese New Year.
Last year, rates began to rise nearly a month before the Chinese holiday in mid-February, and fell sharply ...
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