Ports to benefit from recent surge in container rates globally


The latest surge in container rates is reminiscent of the surge in container rates globally during the recent pandemic. — AFP

THE ports sector is poised to be a net beneficiary of the recent surge in container rates globally as volumes rise.

While ports and logistics companies will gain from this, a sustained surge in the longer term could, however, lead to overall pricier goods to the consumers.

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