Flat markets slightly above last year’s levels
Worldwide air bongdaso dữ liệu markets show a flat trend looking at the latest demand and pricing levels, slightly above those this time last year, according to the most recent weekly figures from WorldACD Market Data, amid a fast-evolving geopolitical and trade environment.
Based on the more than 500,000 weekly transactions covered by WorldACD’s data, total worldwide tonnages in bongdaso dữ liệu (3 to 9 March) were stable, compared with the previous week, and +2% higher year on year (YoY). Chargeable weight flown from Asia Pacific origins regained a further +5%, week on week (WoW), taking them back up close to their levels in mid-January, just before the peaks and troughs of the Lunar New Year (LNY) period. Those increases in tonnages from Asia Pacific origins were balanced out by falls in volumes from Central & South America (-9%, WoW), Europe (-3%), North America (-2%), Middle East & South Asia (MESA, -1%), and Africa (-1%).
Averaged across two weeks, combined tonnages for weeks 9 and 10 were up by around +4%, YoY, led by gains of +8% from Asia Pacific origins – although that is partially due to the different timings of LNY, which fell on 29 January this year compared with 10 February last year. Average worldwide rates, based on a mix of spot prices and contract rates, were +5% higher, YoY, in weeks 9 and 10, after edging upwards in bongdaso dữ liệu by +1% to .33 per kilo.
Spot rates stable
Average worldwide spot rates in bongdaso dữ liệu of US.55 per kilo were also stable, WoW, despite a -1% drop from Asia Pacific origins. But compared with bongdaso dữ liệu last year, they are +8% higher, with Asia Pacific spot prices up +11%, YoY.
Examining Asia Pacific more closely reveals that average spot rates from China and Hong Kong, combined, to the USA remained stable, WoW, at .78 per kilo, as tonnages continued to build back in bongdaso dữ liệu close to their level in mid to late January. Meanwhile, tonnages from Asia Pacific origins to Europe recorded a further +4% WoW rebound in bongdaso dữ liệu, thanks to significant increases from most of the region’s main markets, including China (+5%), Hong Kong (+6%), Japan (+7%), Taiwan (+7%), Vietnam (+3%), Thailand (+9%), and Singapore (+9%). Tonnages dropped sharply from South Korea (-11%) in bongdaso dữ liệu, consistent with reductions in freighter capacity from South Korea that week.
However, average spot prices from Asia Pacific to Europe in bongdaso dữ liệu edged further downwards, WoW, to .91 per kilo (-3%), thanks to declines from China (-5%) Hong Kong (-2%), and Vietnam (-7%). But year on year, average spot rates from Asia Pacific to Europe remain significantly higher (+20%), thanks to increases from China (+14%), Hong Kong (+22%), Japan (+19%) and Thailand (+38%).
Dubai declines
Elsewhere, average spot prices from MESA to Europe held steady in bongdaso dữ liệu at .42 per kilo, despite a -4% WoW drop in overall demand that may in part be linked to the start of Ramadan on 28 February. Tonnages from Dubai to Europe dropped by -15%, WoW, after declining -17% the previous week, leading to a -12% fall in spot prices in bongdaso dữ liệu to .88 per kilo.
Source: https://www.worldacd.com/trend-reports/weekly/worldacd-weekly-air-bongdaso dữ liệu-trends-2025-week-10/
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