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Seabridge Global Logistics Market Update – July 2026
Stay informed with Seabridge's July 2026 Global Logistics Market Update. Discover the latest trends in ocean and air freight, container shipping rates, peak season capacity, supply chain disruptions, biosecurity changes, and international trade developments affecting Australian and New Zealand importers and exporters.
Market Update – October 2025
As we move into Q4 2025, freight markets remain volatile yet regionally active. The Asia–Oceania trade lanes are holding up better than many global routes, supported by seasonal demand and importers pulling forward cargo ahead of Chinese New Year. At the same time, disruptions in China and Southeast Asia, equipment shortages in Australia, and rail maintenance in New Zealand are creating risks. Although a ceasefire is in place in Israel–Gaza, maritime experts agree that container ships will not return to the Red Sea in the near term.
Market Update – July 2025
This month, we explore the latest rate movements, carrier performance, biosecurity updates, and macroeconomic trends shaping freight markets globally.
Market Update – March 2025
Global logistics continues to evolve, with fluctuating freight rates, geopolitical tensions rising, and new trade regulations impacting supply chains. This month’s update provides a comprehensive view of ocean and air freight trends, schedule reliability shifts, and critical developments across Australia and New Zealand.
Cyclone Alfred Update – Brisbane
Seabridge is closely monitoring the impact of Tropical Cyclone Alfred on shipping operations at the Port of Brisbane. Due to severe weather conditions, port activities have been significantly affected, leading to disruptions in vessel movements.
Market Update – February 2025
Businesses across Australia and New Zealand continue to face a dynamic and evolving logistics environment. Significant shifts in ocean and air freight, persistent port congestion, and regulatory developments are reshaping global trade.
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