Trump tariffs: Container freight rates likely to remain subdued amid uncertainty
Container freight rates are projected to remain low through FY26 due to global trade uncertainties, exacerbated by US tariffs. Indian exports to the US surged by 18% before the tariff deadline, while exports from China to India also increased. Experts anticipate a potential 10-15% correction in freight rates due to oversupply and weakening demand.🕒 1 min read
Container freight rates are projected to remain low through FY26 due to global trade uncertainties, exacerbated by US tariffs. Indian exports to the US surged by 18% before the tariff deadline, while exports from China to India also increased. Experts anticipate a potential 10-15% correction in freight rates due to oversupply and weakening demand.
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