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A downturn in the global economy: good for air cargo rates?
Many air cargo shippers are telling us that rates will be softening as economic growth slackens in many parts of the so-called “developing world.” China’s recent quality control (or lack thereof) may also have a negative impact on this mode as well, say analysts. Will air cargo be an attractive option to ocean for more high value goods? The smart money says…
A downturn in the global economy: good for air cargo rates?
December 17, 2007
Many air cargo shippers are telling us that rates will be softening as economic growth slackens in many parts of the so-called “developing world.” China’s recent quality control (or lack thereof) may also have a negative impact on this mode as well, say analysts. Will air cargo be an attractive option to ocean for more high value goods? The smart money says…
Posted by Patrick Burnson on December 17, 2007 | Comments (2)
December 17, 2007
In response to: A downturn in the global economy: good for air cargo rates?
Robert Walters commented:
In response to: A downturn in the global economy: good for air cargo rates?
Robert Walters commented:
Only to a minor extent. Fuel surcharges, expected to increase into next year, are more severe on air rates than on ocean and their bunker charges. Thus the difference should actually widen.
May 14, 2008
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