'More pronounced' demand slump drives container spot freight rate declines
Container spot freight rates on most of the main shipping trades saw another week of ...
Forwarders have reported a sudden spike in demand in air cargo, forming a ‘very early peak’.
It’s all due to production backlogs and modal shift from the troubled sea freight sector.
“Since last week, rates are climbing everywhere,” said one European forwarder. “Demand increased massively, with distressed ocean freight being moved to air.”
Following a lull in May and June, traditionally a quiet period, volumes – and rates – are climbing again.
“Demand from China to the US and Europe is starting to pick ...
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