Maritime rates back on the rise

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Maritime shipping rates from China to North America are rising again, driven by supply-side factors rather than demand. Port congestion in Southern China due to an active typhoon season and ongoing conflict in the Middle East are contributing to the surge. Drought conditions affecting the Panama Canal also present potential disruptions, though their impact on current rates is not yet significant.

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