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Container carriers' 2023 profitability near pre-pandemic levels
22 March 2024 5:21 AM GMTZIM, Yang Ming and Wan Hai recorded EBIT losses in FY2023; four shipping lines had EBIT of over $1bn
Look at Europe to know sea freight moves: Xeneta
16 Feb 2024 11:03 AM GMTSpot rates from Far East into the U.S. have softened since last round of GRIs were implemented at the start of February
Red Sea Impact - 16% increase in TEU*Miles, says Sea-Intelligence
16 Feb 2024 8:38 AM GMTEurope-Indian Subcontinent trade is by far the most impacted; trade between Far East and North America least impacted
Container shipping schedule reliability improves to 64.4%
2 Nov 2023 1:51 PM GMTWith 71.3% schedule reliability in September, Maersk and Hamburg Süd were the most reliable top-14 carriers
Carriers step up blank sailings ahead of Golden Week
14 Sep 2023 5:23 AM GMTBlanked capacity on Asia-North Europe is now at 19.9%, which is higher than the 2017-2019 period.
January schedule reliability drops MoM
2 March 2023 7:41 AM GMTMaersk was the most reliable carrier in January with 58.3% followed by MSC with 57.7%
Deployed capacity drops sharply: Sea-Intelligence
26 Jan 2023 9:58 AM GMTCapacity controlled by an increase in blank sailings to 35.8%
Demand likely to be weak in 2023: Sea-Intelligence
12 Jan 2023 11:30 AM GMTWhen annualised against 2019, volume growth on NAWC saw contraction in Sept 2022 & the trend continued into Oct and Nov
Reliability continues to improve, MSC most reliable in Nov
30 Dec 2022 6:00 AM GMTMSC, Maersk only carriers with schedule reliability above 60%
CNY 2023: Deployed capacity remains high, rates may tumble
22 Dec 2022 6:30 AM GMTWith shipping lines sitting on piles of cash, there may be another price war: Sea-Intelligence
Schedule reliability continues upward trend, Maersk still best
2 Dec 2022 4:39 AM GMTAverage delay improved once again, dropping by another -0.31 days M/M to 5.56 days In October.
Volumes continue to grow strongly on U.S. East Coast
24 Nov 2022 1:16 PM GMTThe Y/Y laden inbound growth in Q32022 was between 4-11%, and annualised growth was between 7-10%: Sea-Intelligence