• S&P Global Market Intelligence and the World Bank Group published the Container Port Performance Index 2025, flagging sustained pressure on global port efficiency.
• The report links longer vessel time in port to rerouting and congestion, warning delays can both signal and worsen supply-chain fragility.
• It says higher port resilience can limit disruption spillovers, supporting steadier trade flows amid geopolitical risk, extreme weather, and market volatility.
• East Asian ports remained top-ranked, while ports across Africa, Latin America, and South Asia showed improving performance.
• The study covers more than 400 ports over 2020-2025, urging investment in operational efficiency, real-time data sharing, and flexible management.

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