Container rates ex-China dip – just a glitch, as demand stays strong
A minor 3% drop this week in the Drewry World Container Index (WCI), continuing a ...
The latest Drewry World Container Index (WCI) of container shipping rates remained stubbornly high this week, despite a 1% decrease to an average $5,736 per 40ft, still well above the year’s average of $3,946.
But among that little movement, Shanghai-Los Angeles rate dropped 3%, to $6,740 per 40ft.
But the report concludes: “Drewry believes spot rates have peaked, but continued shipping disruptions will keep a floor under the spot rates for some time.”
That is one way of putting it. Only weeks ago, ...
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