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Freight Rates

3 briefings, newest first.

  1. Supply Chain's Most Volatile Week of 2026

    The House votes against Canada tariffs, ocean rates fall as Suez reopens, an AI freight tool knocks logistics stocks, and DP World's leadership collapses.

  2. Tariff Relief Gets Surgical—Not Sweeping

    Tariff relief arrives product by product rather than across the board, ocean rates split by trade lane, and agentic AI moves from buzz to backbone.

  3. Product-Specific Tariffs Force Procurement Decisions Now

    Sweeping new product tariffs create procurement urgency, while the Supreme Court's November 5 hearing puts $750 billion in collected duties in question.