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NEW YORK and WASHINGTON, June 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The Container Port Performance Index (CPPI) 2025, jointly issued by the World Bank Group and S&P Global Market Intelligence_,_ shows that global port efficiency remains under pressure from geopolitical instability, shipping network disruption, extreme weather events and persistent market volatility.
The annual report, now in its sixth edition, sheds light on emerging trends in port efficiency. Covering over 400 ports worldwide from 2020 to 2025, the index assesses vessel time in port, a key indicator of operational efficiency and supply chain reliability.
Crucially, the report highlights a dynamic, bidirectional relationship between port performance and supply chain stability: ports are not only impacted by disruptions in the supply chain but also actively influence the overall stability and resilience of global trade networks.
Key findings of this year's report:
"Understanding this two-way relationship is essential," said Bertrand De la Borde, Global Director for Transport and Logistics at the World Bank Group. "Ports are not just passively exposed to external shocks; they also dynamically shape how those shocks are transmitted. They can either amplify disruptions or help contain them. Investing in port efficiency and digital management is not only beneficial to shipping lines - it is a core requirement to build more resilient supply chains and reduce the impact of volatility on economies and communities."
Looking ahead, the report advocates targeted investments in operational efficiency, real-time data sharing, and flexible management practices. These measures can reduce vessel time in port, limit the propagation of delays, and foster a more fluid and resilient global trade environment.
"The findings reinforce that ports are critical nodes in the global supply chain," said Turloch Mooney, Head of Port Intelligence & Analytics at S&P Global Market Intelligence. "By focusing on both improving port efficiency and understanding their active role in supply chain dynamics, stakeholders can better prepare for future shocks and support sustainable trade growth."
The 2025 edition features an expanded multi-year trend analysis, providing stakeholders with deeper insights into how ports are evolving and responding to external pressures. This forward-looking perspective aims to guide investments and policies that foster not only efficiency but also resilience and adaptability.
Fuente: prnewswire
