Maritime Market News

: News Highlights week: 44 - 2021
Ngày: 03-11-2021 | Lượt xem: 933
SITC extends intra-Asia network to Myanmar Shandong International Transportation Corporation, better known as SITC, will in mid-November extend its network of services in Asia to include Myanmar. The regional carrier will launch its first dedicated shuttle connecting Port Kelang (Northport) in Malaysia and the main gateway to Myanmar, port of Yangon (MIP Terminal).
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: News Highlights week: 40 - 2021
Ngày: 06-10-2021 | Lượt xem: 929
TS Lines revamps its Japan - Southeast Asia network
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: News Highlights week: 38 - 2021
Ngày: 22-09-2021 | Lượt xem: 973
IAL, RCL, PIL and CULines launch a South China, Western India, Straits and Northern Vietnam service Interasia Lines (IAL), Regional Container Lines (RCL), Pacific International Lines (PIL) and China United Lines (CULines) will launch in late October, a weekly service connecting South China, Western India, the Straits and Northern Vietnam.
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: News Highlights week: 36-2021
Ngày: 09-09-2021 | Lượt xem: 919
OOIL reports USD 2.9 bn operating profit in H1 OOCL parent company OOIL has reported a net profit of USD 2.9 bn for the first half of 2021, versus a gain of just USD 102 M in the equivalent period in 2020.
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: News Highlights week: 19-2021
Ngày: 13-05-2021 | Lượt xem: 1438
KMTC enters the Far East - East Africa trade
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: News Highlights week: 16 - 2021
Ngày: 26-04-2021 | Lượt xem: 1221
Equipment shortages in Asia will get worse over the next two weeks, say carriers, impacting both deep sea and intra-Asia trades. Maersk has told customers the strong cargo demand out of Asia Pacific would likely continue throughout the second-quarter, but…“Schedule reliability is impacted by two main factors: recent delays from Europe via Suez Canal; and lower port productivity, especially on transpacific and European trade routes,” the company added. As a result, the shortage of empty containers remains an “industry-wide challenge” across Asia, said Maersk, with this week and next seeing the “largest impact” because “empty containers coming back to Asia are delayed and import returns are lower”.
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: News Highlights week: 15 - 2021
Ngày: 19-04-2021 | Lượt xem: 1207
Container spot rates are beginning to head upwards again across all trades from already elevated levels, as carriers reduce their commitment to contract volumes in favour of much higher FAK rates. The Freightos Baltic Index (FBX) China-North Europe component edged up to $7,316 per 40ft this week, and market reports suggest rates on the route are set to soar again next week, returning to their mid-February peak of $8,430, and possibly higher.
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