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After a series of recent falls, global air rates increased last week slightly, according to the latest data from Tac Index. The air charge index in the global Baltic (Bai00), affiliated with TAC, increased by 1.5 percent per week to May 12, leaving it not much less than the place it was 12 months ago, a decrease of 3.6 percent on an annual basis.
The sources said that the ongoing commercial confrontation and the very high tariff levels between the United States and China have resulted in the abolition of many BSAS. However, this has been significantly compensated by a sharp decrease in the capacity of the Pacific. In the aftermath of the subsequent announcement of a new trade deal for the United States China, the sources are now expecting to increase the size and ability again, in a race to reset the empty shelves.
Among China, the United States rates were rising again last week, while the prices of corridors to Europe remained largely unchanged – they were not easier before. Despite the continued immediate prices, the Hong Kong Road Index (Bai30) in general increased by 1.1 percent a week, which left it by 5.6 percent year on an annual basis. The external Shanghai (Bai80) has gained 0.9 percent a week, leaving it by 7.8 percent on an annual basis. Vietnam’s rates were increasing to Europe, but they fell to the United States. Outside India, trends have been reversed – with high rates of height to the United States but decreased to Europe.
From Europe, there was no major change in the corridors to China and Japan, while the US prices fell slightly. The Road Index from Frankfurt (Bai20) increased by 1.8 percent a week, leaving the matter in the foreground by 6.9 percent on an annual basis. London Heathrow (Bai40) wore a strongly sharp decline, with 21.3 percent a week, which led to a decrease on an annual basis to 9.3 percent.
From North America, the rates were generally rising again in the corridors to Europe, China and South America. However, after recent gains in recent times, the Road Index issued by Chicago (Bai50) decreased by 7.0 percent a week-although it is still advanced, an increase of 20.0 percent on an annual basis.
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