Middle East Crisis: Why Are Freight Rates Rising in Waves and what's next? Xeneta Chief Analyst Answers
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While Q4 2023 freight rates suggested a favorable 2024 for shippers, geopolitics had other plans. This saw budget forecasts abandoned, spot rates negotiated at inflated levels, and additional budget requested to recoup the financial impact caused by the Red Sea crisis.
Join Dayna Goldman and Thea Ruud as they walk through 2 primary solutions to consider when forecasting during market disruption.
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We had negotiations with our carriers and first struggled to get the decreased prices we were expecting. But once we mentioned we were a customer of Xeneta, we 'magically' received better rates.
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