Trade in turbulent times – Shipping costs and the Red Sea
Date: 5 November
2024 has, so far, been a disruptive year for global trade. Shipping costs jumped 300% y/y to peak in July. This is largely due to conflict in the Red Sea has which has disrupted nearly 20% of global shipping flows. This webinar will explore these issues and the outlook and risks to shipping costs and trade in the year ahead.
Ben Udy
Lead Economist, OE Australia
Ben Udy
Lead Economist, OE Australia
Sydney, Australia
Ben is a lead economist at Oxford Economics Australia working on the Australian Macroeconomic Service, and TradePrism. Prior to joining Oxford Economics ben has worked as a macroeconomic consultant in the private sector in Singapore and Australia and for the Treasury in New Zealand.
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