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The Weekly Roar

In this week’s Roar: Tariff cuts between the US and China, the suspension of Section 301 fees, air cargo demand stays strong, the Panama Canal Authority easing restrictions, and oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz.

The recent state visit between the US and China was productive, with both countries agreeing to <...


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Headlines for Q4 2026

Higher Rates and Fuel Costs, while Congestion remains Elevated. And So Do the Geopolitical Tensions.

Global Ports

The Headlines: Global port congestion has reached a new record, surpassing even the worst levels of the pandemic era. In September, nearly 4 million TEU of container capacity s...


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The Weekly Roar

In this week’s Roar: Rate trends in ocean freight, new enforcement at the border, the Asia-Pacific air cargo market, Chinese-backed cyber espionage, and managing the growth of AI in the industry.

The global container freight market continues to show


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The Weekly Roar

In this week’s Roar: Production returning to China, an all time high for US diesel, a strong peak shipping season, strained US inland networks, and improving safety on inbound cargo shipments.

The impacts of the trade war continue to evolve. Some companies who moved their production out of China to avoid US tariff...


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The Weekly Roar

In this week’s Roar: Suez Canal traffic is up, Canada’s retaliatory tariffs, how current maritime rules are threatening supply chains, the vulnerability of America’s ports, and a report on emissions.

Hope for a full return of Red Sea shipping has been on a roller coaster. A positive is that Suez Canal


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