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Why an Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Probably Wouldn't Lead to Lower Container Rates in Short-Term
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Shares of container shipping companies have dipped in recent weeks, apparently on the expectation that an Israel-Hamas ceasefire could un-do the re-routes that have driven up spot prices in 2024
What is covered in the Full Insight:
- Overview of current market conditions for container shipping
- Shares of container shipping companies and market volatility
- Concerns regarding the potential Israel-Hamas ceasefire
- Current state of Sea/Suez Canal routes and Houthi Rebel attacks
- Elements supporting high rates - peak season, port congestion, container shortage
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