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01/182024
Many giants announced th...
According to the "Nihon Keizai Shimbun" report, as of the 16th local time, ONE-Japan's three major domestic shipping companies - Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK), Mitsui Lines (MOL) and Kawasaki Kisen Line ("K" LINE) have decided to suspend all their ships. Stop crossing the waters of the Red Sea.
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01/172024
The freight rate of the ...
After the United States and Britain's continuous air strikes, the Hascean armed forces caused the tension of the Red Sea to heat up. The Hussean armed forces clearly stated that they would conduct a comprehensive revenge on the United States and Britain, and will attack all vessels related to the United States and Britain. The two sides have started. Matsky said that with the current situation analysis, it may take months to reinvigorate the Red Sea trade route.
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01/162024
Face high freight rates!...
Sea freight rates have doubled due to the dramatic escalation of the crisis in the Red Sea. High freight rates have strained relations between cargo and ship again. The Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) will hold a hearing on February 7 to discuss the impact of the Red Sea crisis on shipping and supply chains, as well as the reasonability of shipping companies to charge fees.
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01/152024
Us and UK attack Yemen a...
After a new round of Israeli-Palestinian conflict broke out, Yemen's Houthi armed forces used drones and missiles to repeatedly attack targets in the Red Sea waters. The United States and Britain launched strikes against Houthi targets in Yemen's capital, Sana 'a, and other places in the early morning of the 12th. Houthi forces said that 73 of the armed targets were attacked on the 12th, killing 5 fighters and wounding 6 others. In the early morning of the 13th local time, the US military once a
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01/122024
Maersk warns: Red Sea sh...
Vincent Clerc, chief executive of shipping giant Maersk, has warned that reopening the crucial Red Sea trade route could take months, which could bring economic and inflationary shocks to the global economy, businesses and consumers.
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01/112024
Sudden! Houthi launches ...
Tensions in the Red Sea escalate again! The Houthi armed forces suddenly stepped up their attacks on merchant ships in the Red Sea on the 9th. In the waters near the Yemeni port cities of Hodeidah and Muha, they launched drones and missiles at ships on the Red Sea. A merchant ship was attacked. A U.S. national security official said: "This is the largest attack by the Houthis on commercial shipping to date."
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01/102024
National strike! Maersk ...
The latest news is that German farmers, train drivers, and public transportation will hold a nationwide strike, which may paralyze national road and rail transportation. The German economy is already in trouble, and cargo disruptions may make matters worse.
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01/092024
Red Sea sailing welcomes...
According to Yemeni media reports, the senior leader of the Houthi armed forces, Mohammed Ali Houthi, issued a statement on January 7 stating that as long as ships passing through the Red Sea declare "no relationship with Israel," they will not be attacked.
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01/082024
The Red Sea is blocked, ...
Due to the impact of the crisis in the Red Sea waterway, global shipping giants Maersk, Heberod, Mediterranean Shipping, etc., have adjusted their routes to avoid the Red Sea, resulting in extended sailing time, reduced shipping capacity, and triggered a sharp rise in shipping prices. Faced with this situation, some cargo owners began to consider China-Europe freight trains or China-Europe cross-border road transport as an alternative.
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01/052024
"Ultimatum"! The US-led ...
A group of 12 countries, led by the US, issued an ultimatum to the Houthis in Yemen on Wednesday, warning that they would be held responsible for the consequences unless they immediately stop their attacks at sea, AP reported. The Biden administration reportedly described the announcement as an "ultimatum."
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