• WiseTech Global’s November Ocean Freight Risk Outlook signals tighter capacity in weeks 47–48, driven by reduced planned carrier capacity rather than stronger demand.
• Booking acceptance risk remains well above its historical average, rising toward the outlook’s end and threatening access to preferred sailings.
• Monthly on-time performance fell to 25.6% in October from 26.9% in September; even the strongest carrier achieved only around 30%.
• The latest weekly on-time result improved to 27.3%, but delays of eight days or more remained the largest arrival outcome.
• Shipment transit-time reliability dropped six percentage points to 21% in October, despite planned transit times remaining below the recent 28.1-day baseline.

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