Global airfreight rates have edged up this week, including on transpacific eastbound, as the US reciprocal tariff deadline looms.
But there are questions over where inventory is being held in the world, which will inevitably impact rates and demand.
Greater China to North America ticked up from $4.34 per kg yesterday to $5.17 today, according to Freightos’ FAX.
Any surge in demand will likely be triggered by low inventory levels, with …
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