Freight Market Update: December 14, 2021
Transpacific capacity stays constrained with rate increases looming as pre-Chinese New Year demand and fresh Covid cases in Zhejiang threaten urgent cargo.
Transpacific capacity stays constrained with rate increases looming as pre-Chinese New Year demand and fresh Covid cases in Zhejiang threaten urgent cargo.
A post-Golden Week lull leads into a pre-Chinese New Year rush as Transpacific demand ramps, keeping ocean rates elevated amid reduced capacity and congestion.
Transpacific premium and extra loader markets soften on dipping demand as Flexport surveys exporters on China electricity rationing, for October 19, 2021.
Transpacific rate uncertainty grows as Golden Week and China power restrictions cut demand, while port congestion pushes carriers to smaller U.S. ports.
Ocean and air freight rates with customs and COVID-19 news for October 5, 2021, as transpacific rates soften on Golden Week and China power constraints.
Transpacific congestion worsens with roughly 70 vessels waiting at LA/Long Beach and 150 at Shanghai and Ningbo as peak season demand persists.
Transpacific capacity stayed constrained against peak-season demand as shippers paid record premiums amid labor strains, congestion, and COVID disruptions.
Peak season strains Transpacific capacity through Chinese New Year 2022 as delays, congestion, and blank sailings keep space tight and rates high.