Tianjin Container Freight Index up 8.46%
China Tianjin Container Freight Index (TCI), an indicator of northern
China's international container freight rates, stood at 1,513.19 points
on Wednesday, up 8.46 percent compared with the previous working day.
The statistical samples of TCI cover 19 international shipping routes
departing from the port of Tianjin to ports in Europe, the
Mediterranean, America, Asia and the Persian Gulf.
As a sub-index of the Tianjin Shipping Index, TCI is published on
working days and was first published in September 2010. It is issued by
the Tianjin International Trade and Shipping Service Center in northern
China's Tianjin Municipality.
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