China News: Erenhot China-Mongolia rail port tops 15 Mt year-to-date through 11 Oct (+7.3%); 76 China-Europe lanes

China News: Jiangxi China-Europe/Asia rail now reaches 15 Belt and Road countries and 29 cities; Jiujiang multimodal expands

China News Service (12 Oct 2026, Nanchang) reports Jiangxi Development and Reform Commission: Jiangxi's China-Europe and China-Asia rail services now reach 29 cities in 15 Belt and Road partner countries. The province says export clearance efficiency ranks first in central China. Related notes include Ganzhou International Land Port past 1,800 China-Europe/Asia trains, Nanchang's first direct train to Bishkek, a first Trans-Caspian China-Europe service, Jiujiang's 20 container liner routes and 2

China News: Guangzhou Xinsha Port rail-sea auto exports hit 72,000+ in Q1-Q3 (+190%); total auto exports top 160,000

China News Service (12 Oct 2026, Guangzhou) reports that in the first three quarters of 2026, Guangzhou Port's Xinsha terminal exported more than 72,000 Chinese-made finished vehicles by rail-sea intermodal, up 190% year on year and nearly half of the terminal's auto exports. Total auto exports through Xinsha exceeded 160,000 units. The terminal is South China's only ro-ro hub with rail to the quay (line under 100 m from the berth), cutting logistics cost about 20% and transit time about 30% ver

Rebuilt Huanggang Port opens 12 Oct 06:30: co-location clearance cuts Shenzhen–HK passenger waits to ~5 minutes

Xinhua and Shenzhen News Net report that the rebuilt Huanggang Port between Shenzhen and Hong Kong opened at 06:30 on 12 October 2026 with 24-hour passenger and passenger-vehicle clearance. It uses co-location (“one location, two inspections”) and “cooperative inspection, single release.” Design capacity is about 200,000 passengers/day; passenger clearance falls from ~30 minutes to ~5 minutes, vehicle lanes from ~10 minutes to ~2 minutes. The complex is ~689,700 m² with 134 cooperative express l

Drewry WCI falls 2% to $4,351/40ft (8 Oct): SHA-LA $7,624, SHA-NY $10,220, SHA-Rotterdam $3,337

Drewry's World Container Index assessment for 8 October 2026 put the composite at US$4,351 per 40ft, down 2% week on week as Golden Week softened China export demand. Shanghai-Los Angeles fell 3% to $7,624; Shanghai-New York fell 2% to $10,220; Shanghai-Rotterdam fell 2% to $3,337; Shanghai-Genoa was unchanged at $3,696. Drewry counted four Transpacific blanks for the following week (down from eleven) and six Asia-Europe blanks (up from five), and expects rates broadly stable in the near term.