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Long term container freight rates from US to Far East falls – now back in line with spot market

Last updated: 2022/04/23 at 11:56 AM
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After months of longterm prices becoming far more costly than short-term prices from the backhaul US to china trade, a fall-in longterm prices at the beginning of Q2 has had the 2 back lined up.

In mid-March, longterm prices had been USD 350 per FEU greater than the location marketplace for bins going through the United States East Coast to the asia. Since that time, longterm prices have actually dropped by USD 250 per FEU, while area prices have actually remained level, taking the advanced when it comes to longterm over brief term rates right down to USD 90 per box.

Read more about Xeneta’s newest regular container price enhance.

Container Prices From US to Far East
Similarly, longterm prices for exports through the United States West Coast into the asia have actually dropped by USD 370 per FEU since mid-March, while area prices have actually remained level, taking the essential difference between long-and-short term rates right down to USD 90 per package from USD 600.

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In mid-April 2021, very long and area prices had been equal for exports out from the United States West Coast, whereas it absolutely was USD 180 per FEU higher priced to export at that moment marketplace out from the United States East Coast when compared with long-term prices.

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Since April 2021, area prices have actually remained nearly level on both coasts (-4% through the East Coast and +3% through the western Coast). Having said that, despite their particular present fall, longterm prices are greater than in mid-April 2021. Lasting rates finalized in days gone by 90 days through the United States East Coast into the asia tend to be up 20% from last year, with prices through the western Coast up 10.5%.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, US exports have actually carried out really badly when compared with imports, with record figures of vacant bins becoming repaid into the asia. When compared to first couple of months of 2019, united states imports through the asia tend to be up by 31% in January and February this present year, while exports into the asia tend to be down by 19per cent (supply: CTS).

Unlike imports, where amounts into the East Coast tend to be developing, while those into the western Coast tend to be down year-on-year, both coasts tend to be witnessing dropping exports, aided by the East Coast worst-affected. US western Coast exports into the asia tend to be down 2.5% in the 1st 2 months of the 12 months set alongside the exact same duration in 2021, while East Coast exports tend to be down by 19.7%.

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The Western Coast exports just below two times as numerous loaded bins into the asia set alongside the East Coast, with obstruction and delays maybe not leading US exporters to move their particular shore of preference as was occurring with US importers.
Source: Xeneta



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