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Freight futures get second look amid increased risk, trading volumes

Ongoing supply chain disruption and a significant increase in trading of container freight futures among speculative investors could accelerate adoption of financial hedging tools among shippers and other physical industry players.

Mar 27, 2025 - 16:18
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Freight futures get second look amid increased risk, trading volumes
Ongoing supply chain disruption and a significant increase in trading of container freight futures among speculative investors could accelerate adoption of financial hedging tools among shippers and other physical industry players.
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