Xiamen: Most of the Trade Lanes Are Short of Volume Support
[2009-01-03 12:58:04]
1. Europe&Mediterraneans: The rates decreased a lot due to little cargo volume support. And all the carriers will reduce BAF and CAF in Dec.
2. North America: Some carriers will reduce their rates for USWC for the last voyage in Nov.
3. Middle East and ISC area: The slack market causes rates reduction again.
4. Southeast Asia: Hapag-Lloyd will launch service to most of the ports of Southeast Asia from Nov. 28. It'll be a great impact for the rates on this lane.
5. Other lanes: The rates are going down because of short of cargo support.
2. North America: Some carriers will reduce their rates for USWC for the last voyage in Nov.
3. Middle East and ISC area: The slack market causes rates reduction again.
4. Southeast Asia: Hapag-Lloyd will launch service to most of the ports of Southeast Asia from Nov. 28. It'll be a great impact for the rates on this lane.
5. Other lanes: The rates are going down because of short of cargo support.
Source: Jctrans Group
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