On June 15, Orient Overseas International rose 4.21% in regular trading, trading at 132.2 HKD/share, with turnover of 87.74 million HKD. The stock rebounded after declining approximately 13 HKD over the prior three trading sessions.

On the news front, multiple major carriers including Maersk, CMA CGM, and OOCL have issued July price increase notices, with Maersk announcing European route rates of 6,000 USD per large container and CMA CGM targeting 6,300 USD. OOCL itself quoted 5,214 USD/40GP as of June 10, among the highest in the industry. The SCFIS European route index surged 22.71% to 2,500.89 points, while the US West Coast index rose 17.47% to 2,445.6 points. Loading rates reached nearly 99%, hitting an annual high, consistent with full-capacity conditions.

Analysts note that peak season expectations remain intact, with China May exports growing 19.4% year-over-year and fuel surcharges taking effect in June. Within the Marine sector, COSCO Shipping Holdings rose 1.34%, SITC International rose 1.91%, TS Lines rose 1.9%, and LC Logistics rose 6.24%.

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