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  Asia–U.S. Ocean Freight Rates Surrender 2026 Gains Busan Records All-Time High Cargo Throughput Driven by Transshipment Growth ARC Worldwide Global Shipping Insight 2026 The global shipping landscape in early 2026 is sending mixed signals. While Asia–U.S.  ocean freight  rates have given up much of their early 2026 gains amid softening demand and capacity adjustments, South Korea’s Port of Busan has simultaneously recorded an all-time high in cargo handling, driven largely by surging transshipment volumes.  https://www.arc-worldwide.com/city/sea-freight-forwarding-delhi.html These two developments highlight a key theme shaping global logistics in 2026: freight markets are normalizing, but strategic hub ports are strengthening their competitive positions. Asia–U.S. Ocean Freight Rates: Why the Gains Faded At the beginning of 2026, Asia–U.S. container rates saw temporary increases due to: Lunar New Year cargo rush Carrier blank sailings Capacity discipline by major a...

  U.S.–India Trade Shift: Customs Brokerage, Freight Forwarding & Trade Compliance in Focus Global Air Cargo Volumes Rise 7% YoY in January 2025: Xeneta ARC Worldwide Global Logistics Insight Global trade dynamics between the United States and India are entering a new phase of recalibration. With evolving tariff structures, supply chain diversification strategies, and rising bilateral trade volumes, the  U.S.–India  corridor is becoming increasingly strategic. At the same time, global air cargo volumes recorded a 7% year-on-year rise in January 2025, according to Xeneta data, signaling renewed momentum in time-sensitive trade lanes. Together, these developments highlight a clear message for exporters and importers: customs brokerage, freight forwarding, and trade compliance services are no longer optional support functions — they are strategic enablers.  https://www.arc-worldwide.com/export/sea-freight-from-india-to-usa.html The U.S.–India Trade Shift: What’s Cha...