The world breathed a sigh of relief: Freight ship stranded in Suez Canal for 6 days rescued, 50,000 million lost so far
The cargo ship, which had been stranded in Egypt's Suez Canal for the past six days, was finally pulled out today. The ship was carrying cargo between Asia and Europe. More than 150 cargo ships were also stranded in the canal.
According to media reports, about હજાર 50,000 million has been lost due to timely supply and transportation disruption. The damage was estimated at 400 million per hour. Inch Cap Shipping Services has reported that the large container ship has been partially emptied. It has now reopened to traffic.
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Damage caused by traffic disruption
Europe was the hardest hit by the disruption of shipping in the Suez Canal.
Europe was the hardest hit by the disruption of shipping in the Suez Canal.
This also led to a shortage of food items, which are transported by this route.
The Suez Canal route is used for about 12 world trade.
Robusta futures rise 2.8% in London on fears of supply delays
The gap between May delivery and July delivery futures has widened by 30%.
This was followed by a surge in crude oil prices in the international market. In New York, Brent crude rose 2.16% to .2 63.29 a barrel.
West Texas Intermediate crude oil rose 2.54% to 60 60.05 a barrel.
The 'Ever Give' ship, stranded in the Suez Canal, is 1300 feet long
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