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Monthly Container Shipping Tracker | Spot Rates Weaker Ahead of LNY | Suez Canal Re-Opening Update
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Underlying supply-demand conditions for deep sea container carriers remain weak, with poor US consumer sentiment and rapid capacity growth. A Suez re-opening would only add to pressure on rates.
What is covered in the Full Insight:
- Introduction
- Global Index and Drewry Spot Index Observations
- North American Pacific Coast Throughput
- Potential Return to Suez
- Conclusions and Outlook
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