The New ConTex remained steady with a marginal improvement of nearly 1 pct compared to last week. The smaller feeder segments in general

As spring is about to give its place to summer, a traditionally slower and quieter period of the year, still there are no real signs of slowing down for

In quiet trading conditions (with so many public holidays around the Globe) the New ConTex Index managed a two point rise to stand at 509.

Whilst the ConTex improved during the last 2 weeks by 5 points each week this week we have ”only” seen an improvement of 2 points to finally

The new ConTex index increased 5 points to stand at 505 points. This is a 25.3% year-on year increase and the highest it has been at since

This week has seen the New ConTex Index reach 500 points, a figure last recorded at the end of July 2015. The pace of the recovery is, however

The New ConTex index increased to 495 (+8) points during last week. Across all segments, the ConTex increased for another week. The last

The New ConTex continued its upward movement. This week, it rose by 9 points to 487 and resulted in the highest quotation since August 2015.

The positive trend remain unchanged– Owners can see in all segments a fairly good demand with less tonnage supply. Sizes between 1700 TEU

The New ConTex index continues its upward trend and reached 456 points (+7). A busy charter market and a nearly full employed tramp

Since mid November 2017 the New ConTex is only moving into one direction: upwards. Precisely four months ago the index started to leave

The container charter market has not taken any breather during the lunar new year holidays and the first full working week after all

Chinese New Year is over but it did not feel like holidays this time with the New ConTex climbing 1,4% over the last two weeks. One of the

Despite the chinese new year holidays the charter market continues to be fairly active in all segments. Idle fleet has become minimal and with

In the pre-Chinese New Year week the New ConTex has been steppingsideways respectively with a very moderate upward trend.