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Drewry, the maritime research and consultancy, said its World Container Index rose 3 percent to USUS$2,265 per 40-foot equivalent unit, or FEU, the week of April 10.
The latest Drewry WCI composite index is 78 percent below the previous pandemic peak of USUS$10,377 in September 2021 but was 59 percent higher than the average 2019 (pre-pandemic) rate of USUS$1,420.
The average composite index for the year-to-date is USUS$2,944 per FEU, which is ...
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Drewry, the maritime research and consultancy, said its World Container Index decreased 4 percent to USUS$2,168 per 40-foot equivalent unit, or FEU, the week of March 25.
The latest Drewry WCI composite index is 79 percent below the previous pandemic peak of USUS$10,377 in September 2021 but was 53 percent higher ...
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The re-routing of merchant ships around Cape of Good Hope instead of crossing the Bab-al-Mandab has not only led to significant changes in trade patterns and tonne-mile demand, but has also resulted in certain operational challenges, especially regarding the procurement of certain stores and spares items, according to a report ...
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Drewry, the maritime research and consultancy, said its World Container Index decreased 3 percent to USUS$3,273 per 40-foot equivalent unit, or FEU, the week of Feb. 6.The latest Drewry WCI composite index is 68 percent below the previous pandemic peak of USUS$10,377 in September 2021 but was 130 percent higher ...
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Drewry, the maritime research and consultancy, said its World Container Index decreased 3 percent to USUS$3,855 per 40-foot equivalent unit, or FEU, the week of Jan. 2.The latest Drewry WCI composite index is 63 percent below the previous pandemic peak of USUS$10,377 in September 2021 but was 171 percent higher ...
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The dry bulk market is poised for an upside in earnings as global and regional environmental regulations will reshape vessel supply, according to Drewry’s quarterly Dry Bulk Forecaster.The higher earnings are coupled with higher fragmentation in the freight market as vessel movement will continue to adapt to comply with the ...
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The uptrend in project cargo rates is likely to persist in 2025 due to limited vessel supply and high demand, according to Drewry’s Breakbulk Sea Transport Indices. Meanwhile, general cargo rates are likely to increase more moderately, influenced by regional trade patterns and increased competition from container shipping and dry ...
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Drewry, the maritime research and consultancy, said its World Container Index increased 3 percent to USUS$3,905 per 40-foot equivalent unit, or FEU, the week of Jan. 2.The latest Drewry WCI composite index is 62 percent below the previous pandemic peak of USUS$10,377 in September 2021, but it is 175 percent ...
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Drewry’s September Global Container Port Throughput Index improved 4.7 percent from the year-earlier quarter, though down 0.3 percent from August.The rolling 12-month average growth rate for global port handling remained at 5.5 percent, while global year-to-date growth to September was 6.5 percent, with all regions except the Middle East and ...
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Drewry, the maritime research and consultancy, said its World Container Index increased 4 percent to US$3,444 per 40-foot container the week of Nov. 7.The latest Drewry WCI composite index is 67 percent below the previous pandemic peak of US$10,377 in September 2021, but it is 142 percent more than the ...
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