Tariffs and Lunar New Year holiday lull are in the spotlight for the month of February.
Relief at U.S. ports, but global disruptions peep elevated rates.
Averted port strike and new alliances lead the charge for the year ahead.
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An early Lunar New Year and potential new U.S. tariffs are driving healthy demand for China's exports.
The call of the boatswain has sounded to safely deliver exceptionally huge cargoes to vistas in far-off horizons.
After brief disruptions at major U.S. ports, volatility is expected to continue with excess capacity, blank sailings and post-election rush.
Find out the latest developments of the global ocean freight market in this monthly analysis by DHL Global Forwarding.
The closure of U.S. East and Gulf Coast ports lasted just a few days, but knock-on effects on service reliability are expected.
With the U.S. East Coast strikes called off, vessels are starting to resume their rotation schedules.