freight rates
The market for transportation from the ports of Great Odesa and the Danube remains stable
Freight rates for sea transportation remain at a stable level, which creates favorable conditions for charterers.
The difference in container transportation tariffs reached a record 289%.
Container demand has fallen, while the gap between charter and freight rates has reached a record high. Linerlytica data shows that container utilization has fallen below 90% in three of the four major trade lanes. Splash writes about this. Despite this, the charter market remains in high demand, and the gap between container freight and…
Freight rates from Danube ports have increased, analysts say
Over the past week, freight rates from Danube ports increased by an average of $2/t.
Low freight rates force shipowners to subsidize trade
Freight rates for grain transportation from the Black Sea region have already fallen below operating costs.
Freight rates from Ukrainian ports remain unchanged due to limited demand
The main reason for low freight rates was the reduction in exports by water transport due to the lack of new cargo.
Freight rates in Ukraine are falling due to low demand and a surplus of vessels
Overloading of free vessels and lack of new cargo continue to put pressure on the maritime transportation market.
Rates on Panamax and barges in the Black Sea are falling
Freight rates were affected by the lack of requests for cargo transportation from Ukraine.
Shortage of grain cargoes from Ukraine affects the Panamax market
Freight rates for grain transportation are falling due to excess tonnage supply over demand.
Analysts: Shipowners refuse to reduce freight rates ahead of holidays
This week, freight rates for grain transportation across Ukraine remain stable.
New export rules have caused uncertainty in the market
After the introduction of new export rules, demand for sea transportation decreased somewhat.
