Drewry’s Intra-Asia Container Index increased by $46 to $1,504 per 40-foot container, while rates on most regional lanes remained broadly stable.
Drewry’s Intra-Asia Container Index rose by $46 to $1,504 per 40-foot container. The move points to an otherwise stable regional market, with carriers generally extending existing rates into the first two weeks of the next pricing period.
Source:
hellenicshippingnews.comShare this article
Related news
Tanker rates mostly rise, supporting earnings across key liquid-bulk routes
Tanker freight levels increased on most major routes, with US Gulf chemical tanker rates higher to Europe, Brazil, and India, while selected LR rates from the Middle East more than doubled from summer levels.
Asia–US container rates move in opposite directions as capacity tightens
Container rates from East Asia and China to the United States were mixed this week as carriers anticipated slightly tighter capacity while import demand showed signs of easing.
Hanwha Wins First U.S. Navy Warship Construction Contract
Hanwha Philly Shipyard has secured a $269 million contract to build a medium-sized landing ship for the U.S. Navy, with delivery planned for 2030.