WCI fell 0.71 per cent to $2,104/FEU on September 4, marking its twelfth weekly decline but showing signs of stabilisation.
Transpacific spot rates rose—Shanghai–Los Angeles up 8 per cent and Shanghai–New York up 12 per cent—while Asia–Europe lanes weakened.
Drewry expects near-term stability, but warns of renewed weakness in H2 2025, with volatility hinging on US tariffs and Chinese ship penalties.
Transpacific spot rates rose—Shanghai–Los Angeles up 8 per cent and Shanghai–New York up 12 per cent—while Asia–Europe lanes weakened.
Drewry expects near-term stability, but warns of renewed weakness in H2 2025, with volatility hinging on US tariffs and Chinese ship penalties.
