China’s export container market recovered steadily after the national holiday period. The Shanghai Containerized Freight Index stood at 3,664.11 points, while individual trade lanes moved in different directions.
On October 10, 2026, the Shanghai Shipping Exchange reported that China’s export container market was recovering steadily after the holiday break. Transport demand remained stable, while freight rates on most routes changed only modestly. The Shanghai Containerized Freight Index was reported at 3,664.11 points, unchanged from the previous period.
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