
Red Sea shipping inflation has become a structural driver of global price pressures. Prolonged maritime disruptions, higher freight rates, and elevated insurance premia are feeding into energy, food, and import
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Red Sea shipping inflation has become a structural driver of global price pressures. Prolonged maritime disruptions, higher freight rates, and elevated insurance premia are feeding into energy, food, and import

Red Sea shipping disruptions are reshaping global trade as security risks force rerouting, reduce effective shipping capacity, and reset freight costs higher, amplifying food, energy, and consumer inflation across import-dependent