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Port congestion by region in 2025–2026 showing container delays across North Asia, Europe, Africa and the Americas

Container freight rates remain elevated as Hormuz disruption reshapes shipping economics

Shipping opex trends showing cost fluctuations across tankers, containers and drybulk vessels

Shipping opex discipline becomes critical as cost pressures reshape fleet competitiveness

Global trade growth chart showing goods and services trends and nowcast for 2025 and early 2026

Global trade growth continues as fragmentation raises risks for 2026

Horizontal bar chart of disruption exposure by country; top shares: Hong Kong 25%, UAE 19.2%, Iran 18.2%, India 18.2%, Liberia 14.3%, China 13.3%, Marshall Islands 13%, Greece 3.3%, others 0%

Strait of Hormuz disruptions reshape global maritime flows without halting traffic

Arctic maritime routes transit voyages chart showing growth in Northern Sea Route and Northwest Passage traffic

Arctic maritime routes offer limited trade impact despite shorter distances and geopolitical shifts

Global trade outlook chart showing geopolitical and political risks as top threat to businesses

Global trade outlook 2026 enters a new era of geopolitical disruption

Container port operations with cargo ship loading at terminal amid global port congestion

Global port congestion remains uneven as disruptions and delays persist across key trade routes

Shipping market outlook graph showing tanker value forecasting as Middle East disruption reshapes global shipping markets

Shipping market outlook sees Middle East disruption reshape global shipping markets

Global container shipping capacity rising from 15.7 million TEU in April 2025 to 16.4 million TEU in April 2026

Container shipping capacity grows as disruptions reshape global trade lanes

Chart showing global shipping market container freight rate movements in 2026 across Shanghai-Europe, Shanghai-Med, Shanghai-US coasts, and Shanghai-Persian Gulf routes

Global shipping market shaken by Hormuz closure as freight volatility and bunker costs surge

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