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Asia-US container rates mostly higher; US considers Jones Act waiver, looks at surcharges

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By Carlos Martinez Verified, Adam Yanelli Verified, Kevin Callahan
| World Ports Organization
Rates for shipping containers from Asia to the US were mostly higher this week, while the US government is considering waiving the Jones Act to help lower crude oil prices amid the US-Iran conflict, and the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) is looking at surcharges on American shippers from carriers to make sure they do not violate US law.
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Asia-US container rates slightly lower as capacity tightening slows rate of decrease

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By Akira Nakamura, Adam Yanelli Verified, Kevin Callahan
| World Ports Organization
Rates for shipping containers from east Asia and China to the US edged slightly lower this week as tighter capacity from blanked sailings slowed the rate of decrease. Rates from supply chain advisors Drewry were down by 1% from Shanghai to Los Angeles and essentially flat from Shanghai to New York, as shown in the following chart.
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Asia-US container rates steady to softer on low volume despite increased blank sailings

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By Malik Johnson, Adam Yanelli Verified, Kevin Callahan
| World Ports Organization
Rates for shipping containers from east Asia and China to the US edged lower this week on low volume even as carriers increased the number of blank sailings. Supply chain advisors Drewry said spot rates from Shanghai to major US destinations declined slightly due to low cargo volume, as shown in the following chart.
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