Drewry’s WCI increased 0.96 per cent to $2,309 per FEU, marking its sixth straight weekly rise, driven by strong Transpacific and Transatlantic rates.
Capacity constraints and rising bunker costs supported the uptrend, while Asia–Europe lanes softened.
Ongoing Hormuz uncertainty and fuel disruptions are likely to keep freight rates elevated.
Capacity constraints and rising bunker costs supported the uptrend, while Asia–Europe lanes softened.
Ongoing Hormuz uncertainty and fuel disruptions are likely to keep freight rates elevated.
