Gulf Freight Rates Surge as Shipping Shifts to Truck Transport

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•Shipping companies in the Gulf are using trucks more frequently to transport cargo.
•The increased use of road transport has caused a noticeable rise in freight rates.
•This change impacts the logistics and cost structure of cargo movement in the Gulf.

▸If shipping companies continue to rely heavily on trucks for cargo transport then freight rates may remain elevated, increasing costs for importers and exporters in the Gulf region.

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Higher freight rates and increased truck usage may raise fuel demand and costs, putting upward pressure on oil prices.

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