集运期货：EC主力走势偏弱

Pricing Information - As of August 26, the latest spot quotes for shipping are as follows: Maersk: $1290-$1599/TEU, $2160-$2578/TEU; CMA: $1360-$1910/TEU, $2320-$2920/TEU; MSC: $1550-$1556/TEU, $2590-$2602/TEU; ONE: $1504-$1804/TEU, $2343/TEU; EMC: $1605-$1805/TEU, $2410-$2760/TEU. The pricing data has shown a gradual decline recently [1]. Shipping Index - As of August 25, the SCFIS European line index reported 1990.2 points, a week-on-week decrease of 8.71%. The US West Coast index fell by 5.87% to 1041.38 points. The SCFI composite index as of August 22 was 1415.36 points, down 3% from the previous period. The Shanghai-Europe freight rate decreased by 8% to $1668/TEU, while the Shanghai-US West Coast rate was $1644/FEU, down 7% from the previous week. The Shanghai-US East Coast rate was $2613/FEU, down 4% from the previous week [2]. Market Fundamentals - As of August 25, the global container shipping capacity exceeded 32.9 million TEU, representing a year-on-year growth of 7.9%. In terms of demand, the Eurozone's July composite PMI was 50.9, with a manufacturing PMI of 49.8 and a services PMI of 51.0. The US July manufacturing PMI index was 48, with a new orders index of 47.1. The OECD leading index for the G7 group recorded 100.40 in June [3]. Market Logic - The futures market experienced fluctuations yesterday, with the main contract closing at 1358 points, an increase of 3.74%. The significant drop in the SCFIS European line may have dampened market bullish sentiment. Although CMA opened with October quotes, the overall spot prices continue to decline, and ONE has further reduced its quotes today. The downward trend in spot pricing is expected to exert pressure on the futures market [4].