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Intra-Asia container freight rates ease after post-Covid high

The Drewry Intra-Asia Container Index fell 1% to $1,503 per 40ft, ending six weeks of gains, though it remains up 209% year on year.

Intra-Asia container freight rates have marginally eased after hitting a post-Covid high ahead of China's Golden Week holiday. The Drewry Intra-Asia Container Index (IACI) Composite declined 1% this week to $1,503 per 40ft, ending six consecutive weeks of increases.

The index was up 209% year on year and remained largely unchanged during Golden Week, according to the report.

Elevated fuel costs, geopolitical disruptions and operational constraints continue to support the market.

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