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European politicians have announced massive investment in transport infrastructure, making up for years of neglect to bolster NATO’s defence against any Russian aggression, says consult Ti in a new paper.
From Tooth to Tail: a new era for military logistics in Europe says that it could also help transform the economic prospects for some of Europe’s poorest regions.
It examines the challenges of upgrading the region’s transport and supply chain structures, increasing ...
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Falling demand, decreased congestion and an in increase in capacity are driving down freight rates in the final quarter of 2022 says analyst Ti in its Ocean Freight Rate Tracker white paper for the fourth quarter of 2022.
The latest report which provides insight into spot market demand, shipping supply side, ...
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China to Europe rail services via Russia are still handling a large volume of traffic, despite the war in Ukraine and widespread trade embargo on Moscow, says consultants Ti.
In a report, What impact has the Ukraine conflict had on China to Europe Rail services, author Thomas Cullen – senior analyst ...
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The freight forwarding market is experiencing its fastest expansion in a decade, according to the latest issue of Ti's report published on 23 June.
Global Freight Forwarding 2022 says that in 2021 the global forwarding market rebounded and exceeded its pre-pandemic levels. However, limited capacity and record-high freight rates present a ...
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Europe's road freight industry will become less efficient and more polluting if the European Commission’s Mobility Package is implemented, a finding confirmed by two independent studies commissioned by the EC itself, says analyst Ti.
They found that the new legislation insisting that drivers return to home regularly and placing quotas on ...
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The UK will try to spark its economy through trade with emerging markets if it is unable to preserve its current relationship with its European Union trading partners, predicts freight forwarder Agility in its Mid-Year Emerging Markets Review.
With the EU’s chief negotiator saying that frictionless trade is “not possible” following ...
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The April edition of the Stifel Logistics Confidence Index returned to the trend of month on month improvements seen in January and February, despite a dip in March. Nonetheless, warn the index's publishers, Ti, structural issues within both the air and sea freight industries remain, with global economic performance offering ...
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The market faces an uncertain future, according to the recently published Freightos report, the Future of Freight 2016 Global Survey of Industry Leaders. The survey of over 90 senior logistics professionals highlighted eroding margins and commoditisation of core logistics services and higher and more volatile customer expectations for transparency, more ...
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Improved results in January and February may be merely blips within a downward tren, say the publishers of the Stifel Logistics Confidence Index which reported a renewed fall in March.
China's February trade volume showed significant declines in both imports and exports, with the latter contracting 25.4% year on ...
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The Stifel Logistics Confidence Index recovered in January following several months of decline, says consultants Ti.
While Europe to US reversed is recent performance gains, across all categories (air and sea, present and expected situation), other trade lanes performed well, with Asia to Europe in particular displaying a considerable month on ...
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