The market for export container transport in China has fallen slightly, with transportation demand showing signs of weakness ahead of the short holiday.

This week, the Chinese export container transport market has seen a slight decline, with transportation demand weakening slightly before the short holiday. Most routes have seen a decrease in freight rates, dragging down the comprehensive index. In the European route, transportation demand is basically stable before the holiday, with supply and demand fundamentals relatively balanced, and market prices have slightly decreased. In the North American route, transportation demand continues to be low, and the market continues to control the scale of capacity addition. Spot market booking prices have slightly increased. In the Persian Gulf route, transportation demand is weak, and spot market booking prices continue to decline. In the Australia-New Zealand route, local demand for various goods lacks further growth momentum, and market prices continue to fall. In the South American route, transportation demand growth is weak, and spot market booking prices are falling.