Red Sea shipping crisis beyond Q1 would severely impact supply chains, warns Allianz Trade

Shipping firms say port congestion is possible this month, while container capacity is a big challenge

Sarah JollyJanuary 16, 2024
Container ship at the Agua Clara Locks on the Panama canal. 2 April 2023
Panama Canal. Credit: Shutterstock/Jeff Whyte

The impact of disruption to the Red Sea shipping route on global supply chains could become “more severe” if it continues beyond the first quarter, according to Allianz Trade.

Ana Boata, head of macroeconomic research at A...

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Sarah JollyJanuary 16, 2024
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