Valenciaport presents the annual report of the Valencia Containerised Freight Index VCFI for 2022

The report on the indicator that measures the evolution of containerised maritime export prices from Valenciaport will be presented on Wednesday 17 May.
The conference, open to the entire port community, will be attended by representatives of the Port Authority of Valencia (PAV) and the Valenciaport Foundation
Jean-Paul Rodrigue, an expert in transport geography and professor at Hofstra University (New York), will speak at the event
The Valencia Port Authority will hold the annual report of the Valencia Containerised Freight Index for 2022 on Wednesday 17 May. This indicator, which measures the trend and evolution of container transport costs by sea from the Port of Valencia, is a tool used to analyse the maritime market.
The aim of this index, which analyses freight prices, is to provide an instrument for analysing the evolution of the market and to anticipate, as far as possible, the decisions to be taken by the agents operating in the market. The seminar, which will be held in the Clock Building between 15.30 and 17.00 hours, is open to the entire port community, which will be able to learn about the data for 2022 and the forecasts for the coming months of this instrument for analysing the maritime situation.
The report will be presented by the team of the Port Authority of Valencia (PAV) and the Valenciaport Foundation. Also present will be the director of the Valenciaport Chair of Port Economics at the University of Valencia, Vicente Pallardó, and the keynote address by the expert in transport geography and professor at Hofstra University, Jean-Paul Rodrigue.
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