Drewry: Giant ships will put pressure on the rates
Several ships like Maersk's Triple-E will hit the water in the years to come, and even though it'll be several years before they start to sail, the psychological effect could risk impacting the rates, says Drewry.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
Container carriers' constant attempts at increasing the rates are challenged by new orders for ultra large vessels, says Drewry in its monthly report Sea & Air Shippier Insight, and more carriers will order the giant ships in the coming years, the analysts say.
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