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Ningbo Containerized Freight Index Weekly Commentary (11.7-11.13)

Spaces on most routes are tight and the composite index increases
 
Ningbo Containerized Freight Index: In the week ending Nov13, Ningbo Containerized Freight Index (NCFI) issued by Ningbo Shipping Exchange (NBSE) quotes 1483.1 points, slightly up by 7.6% against last week. Meanwhile, fifteen of the selected twentyone routes maintain an upward trend while other six have fallen. In addition, according to the freight indices of the primary ports along the Maritime Silk Road, fourteen ports appear a constant rising tendency while other three are declining.

Europe and Mediterranean routes: The demand for transportation continues to rise. All voyages this week were shipped with full load, and the space supply is very tight. Even carriers had to roll off some containers to next voyages, and booking rate rose sharply this week. This week, freight index in the route from Ningbo-Europe  quotes 1242.0 points, increasing 26.2% from one week ago. Freight indices in the routes from Ningbo to East Mediterranean and West Mediterranean quote 1051.9 points and 1273.3 points, growing by 14.8% and rising by 25.0% against last week respectively.

North America route: The supply demand relationship in the North American market was in sound level, and the tight space situation eased slightly. Only some carriers adjusted their freight rates slightly, and the overall supply and demand were balanced. This week, freight indices in the routes from Ningbo to East America and West America quote 1652.0 points and 2345.2 points, slipping by 0.5% and stay unchanged from one week ago respectively.

Mideast route: After the increase last week, the freight rate has reached a high level. With the slowdown in transportation demand, freight rates have gradually stabilized this week. This week, freight index in the route from Ningbo-Mideast quotes 1337.0 points, down by 0.5% compared with last week.

West Africa route: Affected by the shortage of containers, West Africa voyages have tight space and relatively strong market demand. The tight supply of capacity has pushed carriers to actively increase their freight rates. This week, freight index in the route from Ningbo to West Africa route quotes 1505.1 points, up by 20.1% against last week.


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