One for the container jockeys

Being the bellweather for trucking, how is the situation in the UK?

mishtalk.com/economics/ocean-sh … sing-money

Yay…

Back to cheap imported Chinese tat.

Like fuel prices, I’m willing to bet that prices don’t come down despite costs being lower. :unamused:

yourhavingalarf:
Yay…

Back to cheap imported Chinese tat.

Like fuel prices, I’m willing to bet that prices don’t come down despite costs being lower. :unamused:

Which costs are lower?

Franglais:

yourhavingalarf:
Yay…

Back to cheap imported Chinese tat.

Like fuel prices, I’m willing to bet that prices don’t come down despite costs being lower. :unamused:

Which costs are lower?

Shipping costs…

Into the USA have declined by 84%.

Obviously we’ll reap that reward too here in Blighty.

/s

yourhavingalarf:

Franglais:

yourhavingalarf:
Yay…

Back to cheap imported Chinese tat.

Like fuel prices, I’m willing to bet that prices don’t come down despite costs being lower. :unamused:

Which costs are lower?

Shipping costs…

Into the USA have declined by 84%.

Obviously we’ll reap that reward too here in Blighty.

/s

statista.com/statistics/126 … ght-rates/

Franglais:
statista.com/statistics/126 … ght-rates/

Frangles mate…

I clicked the link and was met with a barrage of cookie consent, sign up here, subscribe to our newsletter and adverts. I didn’t read squat.

What’s your point lol?

Container prices from China to Europe (that`s where we still are)
All of 2019 about 1,100 points.
Rose up to max of 5,600 Jan 2022.
Sept about 4,000 points.
Certainly no “84% drop” in sight anywhere.

Shipping costs into the US don`t seem that relevant.
If US costs dropped by 84%…from when to when?

Franglais:
Container prices from China to Europe (that`s where we still are)
All of 2019 about 1,100 points.
Rose up to max of 5,600 Jan 2022.
Sept about 4,000 points.
Certainly no “84% drop” in sight anywhere.

Shipping costs into the US don`t seem that relevant.
If US costs dropped by 84%…from when to when?

Oh…

Ok.

According to the OPs link, costs declined by 84% into the US. I rather hopefully assumed we’d also see that benefit.

yourhavingalarf:

Franglais:
Container prices from China to Europe (that`s where we still are)
All of 2019 about 1,100 points.
Rose up to max of 5,600 Jan 2022.
Sept about 4,000 points.
Certainly no “84% drop” in sight anywhere.

Shipping costs into the US don`t seem that relevant.
If US costs dropped by 84%…from when to when?

Oh…

Ok.

According to the OPs link, costs declined by 84% into the US. I rather hopefully assumed we’d also see that benefit.

Sept 21 yes $20k and it has dropped from there. But Sept 20 it was under 5k. What it was pre covid it says here about 1,000 [marketplacepulse.com/articl ... iner-rates](https://www.marketplacepulse.com/articles/nine-months-of-10000-container-rates) The original link simply picking two points isnt clear to me.
Clearly Chinese export production, transportation etc has been volatile.