
Market Update: August 30, 2017
Ocean and air freight rates for the week of August 30, 2017, plus Hurricane Harvey's impact on Port Houston, trucking, and rail across southeast Texas.

Ocean and air freight rates for the week of August 30, 2017, plus Hurricane Harvey's impact on Port Houston, trucking, and rail across southeast Texas.

Peak season arrives as holiday volumes surge, space tightens on all major lanes, and ocean and air freight rates climb in mid-August 2017.

Peak season pushes ocean volumes up and space tight on major lanes ahead of the September 1 GRI, with Asia-Europe capacity set to grow 23%.

July 2017 ocean and air freight rates and capacity, as peak season tightens space and the Petya cyberattack disrupts Maersk and APM terminals.

Peak season volatility continues as ocean rates return to pre-peak levels; U.S. East Coast rates stay weak on added capacity while West Coast rates hold stronger.

Peak season keeps Asia-US ocean space tight as rates soften, with Golden Week factory closures and Hurricane Irma threatening fresh delays.

Peak season brought volatile, rising ocean rates and very tight Asia-US space, with advance booking urged ahead of China's October Golden Week closures.

Air freight demand and rates spike as the Black Friday rush compounds severe peak-season space constraints, with capacity tight across ocean and air.