Drewry’s WCI rose 2.3 per cent to $2,172/FEU, marking a third weekly gain, driven by higher Transpacific rates.
Asia–Europe routes remained stable, while Shanghai–US rates increased up to 7 per cent.
Middle East tensions and rising fuel costs led carriers to impose surcharges, supporting freight rates, with further increases expected in the coming weeks.
Asia–Europe routes remained stable, while Shanghai–US rates increased up to 7 per cent.
Middle East tensions and rising fuel costs led carriers to impose surcharges, supporting freight rates, with further increases expected in the coming weeks.
