
Freight Market Update: September 6, 2022
Transpacific demand and rates keep falling as blank sailings rise and dozens of vessels remain anchored off Savannah and Houston, September 6, 2022.

Transpacific demand and rates keep falling as blank sailings rise and dozens of vessels remain anchored off Savannah and Houston, September 6, 2022.

Transpacific rates, volume, and demand keep falling on over-ordering, yet blank sailings, port congestion, and US intermodal delays still hurt reliability.

Transpacific rates and volumes keep falling as the cyclical peak season is pushed off, while blank sailings, port congestion, and intermodal delays linger.

Transpacific spot rates kept falling as blank sailings rose, schedule reliability stayed low, and inland terminals neared capacity amid chassis shortages.

Transpacific Eastbound spot rates keep falling as blank sailings rise, schedule reliability stays low, and container dwell and inland inventory reach capacity.

Spot rates keep falling as blank sailings rise, schedule reliability stays low, and chassis shortages ground-stack containers at Chicago rail in July 2022.

Floating Transpacific eastbound rates stay low versus fixed contracts as vessel capacity opens, while chassis shortages and ILWU-PMA labor talks pose risks.

East coast congestion and intermodal challenges persist as spot rates fall below long-term rates and ILWU-PMA labor talks loom on the West Coast.