Daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly intelligence on maritime chokepoints, ports, freight and fuel markets, air cargo and route risk — read against seven years of history and delivered before the trading day starts.
The daily alert says what moved overnight and whether it matters. The weekly reads the closed week against the norm. The monthly carries the full analysis; the quarterly turns it into scenarios and decisions.
Every point below is tracked on each cadence: transits and port calls against a seven-year norm, queues at berth, weather at sea, conflict and security notices, and arrivals at the cargo airports that carry the region’s air freight.
We publish fewer numbers than we collect, and each one arrives with what you need to check it yourself.
Each value names its publisher and the date it describes, and says what it is. factestimateforecast
Transits and port calls are read against the same calendar week of 2019–2025, with the deviation in standard deviations. A quiet Tuesday is not a trend.
A collapse in transits is checked against an independent count of vessels present in the area. A reading too far from the norm to confirm is marked unconfirmed, not alarming.
Every outlook carries a range, and how often that range has held on past data is measured and printed beside it.
Broker prints and diversion costs are indications, labelled as estimates with the method beside them — never presented as a quote.
Events at the chokepoints, ports, oil markets and regulators are checked every issue and tied to the number they explain — with a link to the original.
Briefings are prepared for clients under an advisory retainer. Existing clients sign in to the console with the credentials issued to them.