According to the Shanghai Aviation Exchange, this week, high temperatures have increased in many parts of the south, and downstream procurement has gradually increased. Coupled with the large impact of the typhoon, ships are stranded at the mouth of the Yangtze River, capacity turnover efficiency has declined, there is a shortage of usable capacity in the market, shipowners' sentiment is strong, and the composite index continues to rise. On July 17, the China Coastal Comprehensive Freight Index released by the Shanghai Shipping Exchange closed at 1158.33 points, up 7.9% from the previous period.

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