With the end of the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, a number of shipping companies have also opened a new round of price hikes curtain! The last wave of price rises had not yet come over, and a new wave of price rises followed. Many shipping c
According to the latest data released by the Shanghai Airlines Exchange, the Shanghai Export Container Freight Index (SCFI) stopped falling and rebounded last week, rising 62.78 points to 1029.23 points. This is the first time that the SCFI index has returned to the thousand point level since breaking through the previous point in mid April, with a weekly increase of up to 6.5%, marking the largest weekly increase in nearly a year.
Among them, the freight rate per FEU from the Far East to the West Coast rebounded by $179 to $1943, with a weekly increase of 10.15%; The freight rate per FEU on the Far East to East Coast Line has increased by $177 to $2853, a weekly increase of 6.6%.
The freight rate per TEU on the European route has continued to increase by $233 to $975, with a further increase of 31.4%; The Mediterranean line's freight rate per TEU stopped falling and rebounded by $96 to $1503, a decrease of 6.8%.
In terms of offshore routes, the freight rate per TEU from the Far East to Southeast Asia decreased by $6 to $143, a decrease of 4% compared to the previous week; The freight rates per TEU from Far East to Kansai and Far East to Kansai remain the same as the previous week, with quotes of $326 and $334 respectively; The freight rate from the Far East to South Korea remains unchanged from the previous week, at $131 per TEU.
