Steadying container rates belie global volatility

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Steadying container rates belie global volatility

Lars Jensen, CEO & Partner, Vespucci Maritime, and JOC Analyst | Oct 20, 2021 10:01AM EDT
Anyone trying to read into recent activity in freight rate indices should be careful to distinguish between what they would like to see and what they might actually be seeing, JOC analyst Lars Jensen says.
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