Drewry
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Ocean freight benchmarks did not all move in the same direction. Freightos’s October 28 update described earlier weekly gains, while Drewry’s October 29 World Container Index fell 3% to $4,429 per 40-foot container. Different assessment dates, lanes and methods are not a universal customer rate change.
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No company result pre-fills a rate increase. Apply a local shipping profile, then compare explicit cost, capacity and delivery assumptions.
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OCEAN FREIGHT · 4 MIN READOcean freight benchmarks diverge. Which number belongs in your budget?
Freightos showed earlier weekly gains while Drewry’s October 29 composite fell. Compare lane, assessment date and quote scope before updating a freight budget.
OCEAN FREIGHT · 3 MIN READDrewry container index rises to $4,585: use lane benchmarks, not a blanket rate
The October 22 assessment shows different changes across trade lanes. A dated benchmark can inform procurement without becoming a live freight quote.