
Freight Market Update: September 2, 2020
US factory activity hits its highest level since 2018 as China, South Korea, and other Asian economies reopen and rebuild output amid COVID-19.

US factory activity hits its highest level since 2018 as China, South Korea, and other Asian economies reopen and rebuild output amid COVID-19.

Shipping lines seek government aid to weather COVID-19 with varying results across Asia and Europe, plus rate trends for the week of May 27, 2020.

Ocean and air freight rates with customs news for April 29, 2020, as South Korea launches the world's largest container ship and box makers cut output.

Week of August 28, 2019: the U.S.-China trade war escalates with new tariffs, while the U.S. and Japan agree to end beef and pork tariffs.

The US slaps duties over 400% on Vietnam steel routed to dodge tariffs, while looming Brexit uncertainty pushes shippers to drop the British flag.

Hari Raya holidays may delay shipments across Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore, while Panama Canal draft restrictions affect vessel weights this week.

The Hari Raya holiday may delay June shipments across Southeast Asia, while Panama Canal draft restrictions limit vessel weights amid low Gatun Lake levels.

Hari Raya holiday closures threatened June shipping delays across Southeast Asia while Panama Canal draft limits forced vessels to carry lighter loads.