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Home > Ocean Freight Rates Rise Between Asia And Europe: Mediterranean At $4,375 Amid Renewed Global Logistics Pressures

Ocean Freight Rates Rise Between Asia And Europe: Mediterranean At $4,375 Amid Renewed Global Logistics Pressures

5 November 2026 | Commodities, Commodities, Economy, Futured, Highlights, Market Forecasts - Industrial Metals, News

Container shipping costs are rising again on Asia–Europe routes despite weaker demand and the gradual return of some services through the Red Sea. Mediterranean freight rates stand at $4,375 per FEU and Northern European rates at $3,595, while transpacific resilience and labor tensions at US ports keep uncertainty elevated. For companies importing raw materials and […]

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