Opinion: The Red Sea crisis is unlikely to drive up inflation in Europe

There is no immediate reason to fear that the high freight prices triggered by the Red Sea crisis will lead to further inflation, writes Lars Jensen.
Photo: Magnus Møller
Photo: Magnus Møller
BY LARS JENSEN, ANALYST AND FOUNDER OF VESPUCCI MARITIME

Spot rates have seen significant increases in recent weeks leading to speculation as to the impact on inflation. 

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