Liners plan more rate hikes to halt renewed container spot rates decline
After last week’s hiatus, container spot freight rates on the Asia-Europe trades resumed their downward ...
The recent upsurge in spot rates is beginning to affect long-term contracts and, over the past few months, something of a two-tier market appears to have developed, according to Xeneta’s shipping analyst, Emily Stausboll.
She noted yesterday that the spot rate climb, propelled by the Red Sea crisis effect on capacity and what appears to be an early peak season, had led carriers to treat forwarder clients very differently from the major BCOs with which they contract directly.
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