Rocketing ocean rates predicted to decline post-Chinese New Year

Written By Jana Wolff

Charlotte Goldstone - January 10, 2024

“Supply chain bottlenecks – largely due to the Red Sea attacks and Panama Canal restrictions –and expectations of high seasonal demand have seen ocean freight rates rise – but industry stakeholders believe they could fall after the pre-Chinese New Year rush.”

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Jana Wolff
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