"Rising Global Shipping Rates Amid Escalating Red Sea Crisis"

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Global shipping rates have surged as Houthi attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea prompt diversions and surcharges, with rates for shipping from Asia to Northern Europe spiking 461%. About 15% of world shipping traffic passes through the Suez Canal, but many ships are now circumventing Africa due to the attacks. The disruptions are causing significant cost increases, delays, and fears of inflation, with concerns about the impact on global trade routes and potential consequences for global growth.
Topics:world#global-shipping-rates#global-trade#global-trade-disruptions#houthi-attacks#red-sea-crisis#suez-canal
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