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Hanjin Shipping's bankruptcy sends spot sea-container rates soaring

September 1, 2016

DC Velocity Staff

Increase of 42 percent on 40-foot boxes from Shanghai to Los Angeles, Drewry says.

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Rise in Asian ocean box imports to West, East

July 5, 2016

DC Velocity Staff

Drewry forecasts 8-percent rate rise to both coasts

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It's finally show time as expanded Panama Canal opens for business

June 24, 2016

DC Velocity Staff

Sunday's inaugural voyage brings speculation of cargo diversions to an end.

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Index tracking air, sea activity in four key trades hit new lows in December

January 6, 2016

DC Velocity Staff

Reading on shipper, forwarder confidence in U.S.-Europe, Asia-Europe trades at lowest point since index's March 2012 launch.

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Will CMA CGM buyout of NOL begin the healing process for ailing container lines?

December 8, 2015

DC Velocity Staff

Proposed merger to combine two of the world's top 12 containership lines.

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Ocean "spot" rates hit six-year lows in April, consulting firm's index shows

May 21, 2015

DC Velocity Staff

Erratic demand, vessel oversupply reasons for spot-rate plunge, Drewry said.

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Asia-East Coast spot ocean rates soar as West Coast port crisis spurs diversion

February 16, 2015

DC Velocity Staff

U.S.-East Coast spot rates to exceed $5,000 per FEU for first time in years, consultancy report says.

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Into thin air?

April 7, 2014

Mark B. Solomon

The beleaguered airfreight industry may see some cyclical sunshine, but secular trends are likely to bar a return to the glory days of growth.

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IATA reports decent air cargo growth in February; year-to-date numbers well above full-year '13

April 2, 2014

Mark B. Solomon

In spite of favorable news, group chief cautions "some serious trends...not in the industry's favor."

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Hang together or hang separately?

March 3, 2014

Mark B. Solomon

The ports of Seattle and Tacoma want to pool information to address "unprecedented" pressures. Will they be just the first ports to go this route, or the only ones?

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