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Report Industry Investment Rating - The investment rating for the shipping container industry is bullish [1] Core Viewpoints - The short - term geopolitical situation continues to dominate market sentiment, but the impact is dulling and market sentiment is diverging [1] Summaries by Directory Market Review - On Monday, the shipping container route to Europe saw a decline with a reduction in positions [1] Important Information - Trump called on multiple countries to send warships to escort in the Strait of Hormuz. France said it would not send ships; Japan will decide on its own response; South Korea's presidential office will carefully consider Trump's call; the UK Ministry of Defence is discussing a series of options [1] - On March 15th local time, the Israeli military said its military operations against Iran will last at least three more weeks [1] - On the afternoon of March 15th local time, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched the 54th round of the "True Promise - 4" military operation [1] - On the 14th, Trump said Iran was willing to negotiate a cease - fire but the current conditions were "not good enough", so the US would not reach a war - ending agreement with Iran for now [1] - Trump said attacking the oil infrastructure on Kharg Island, Iran's main oil export hub, was still an option [1] - German Chancellor Merz said on March 16th that Germany would not participate in the Strait of Hormuz escort or the Middle East war [1] - On March 16th, the Israeli Defense Minister announced that the Israeli military had launched a ground operation in Lebanon. Five countries including Germany, France, and the UK called for easing the Israel - Lebanon situation and avoiding a large - scale ground offensive [1] Market Logic - On March 16th, SIFIS closed at 1556.49, up 0.7% from the previous period [1] - Affected by the continuous risk of Red Sea navigation, leading liner companies adjusted their routes and detoured around the Cape of Good Hope again. The temporary tightness of shipping capacity and increased transportation costs pushed up freight rates significantly. The European route freight index was 1071.6 points, up 12.1% from last week [1] - According to a report on the 16th, no ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz on the 14th, the first time since the US and Israel launched military operations against Iran. Before the conflict, an average of 77 ships passed through the strait per day [1] - As of March 16th, 2026, the total number of global operating container ships decreased to 7,516, with a total global operating capacity of 33,884,048 TEU and a total tonnage of 402,342,791 tons. As of the week of March 16th, the trans - Atlantic capacity was 166,216 TEU, the trans - Pacific capacity was 543,927 TEU, and the Far East - Europe capacity was 524,305 TEU [1] Trading Strategy - The short - term geopolitical situation continues to dominate market sentiment, but the impact is dulling and market sentiment is diverging [1]