集运指数（欧线）观点：逢高布空10；10-12反套持有-20250727

Group 1: Overall Viewpoints - The weekly view on the Container Shipping Index (European Line) is to short at high levels for the 10th contract and hold the reverse spread between the 10th and 12th contracts [1][4] - In the monthly perspective, September is likely to see a double - decline in supply and demand, with the expected decline in demand exceeding that in supply, putting further pressure on the fundamentals [5] Group 2: Supply Analysis - In the past week, the number of blank sailings in August increased by 1, but due to MSC's practice of replacing small ships with large ones, the overall market capacity remained stable at around 321,000 TEU/week [4][59] - In September, the number of blank sailings remained at 2, and the number of pending voyages decreased from 7 to 4. Excluding pending voyages, the average weekly capacity in September was revised up from 299,000 to 314,000 TEU/week, slightly lower than August but higher than July [4] Group 3: Demand Analysis - It is expected that the cargo volume in the first half of August (weeks 31 and 32) will remain resilient, and Christmas orders are likely to be shipped by the first half of August. The inflection point of market cargo volume is likely to occur in the second half of August [4] - In June, China's exports to the US showed a narrowing decline, while exports to the EU, ASEAN, Africa, and Japan maintained resilience [36] Group 4: Price Analysis - For the 2508 contract, the average FAK in weeks 30 and 31 was around $3,350 - $3,400/FEU, corresponding to an SCFIS index of 2,300 - 2,350 points. In week 32, different shipping companies had different price adjustment plans [6] - The market average of spot freight rates and the SCFIS index had certain fluctuations in the recent period, with specific changes in each week's data [13][14] Group 5: Historical Data - The report presents historical freight rate data (monthly) with detailed comparisons of year - on - year and month - on - month changes between different months and years [9] - It also shows the historical monthly spread data between different contract months [10] Group 6: Trade Volume Data - Data on US imports by major countries are provided, including year - on - year and month - on - month changes in June [34] - Asian export trade volume data to Europe, North America, and other regions are presented, with specific volume and change data for different months [40][44]