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

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

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

China News Service (12 Oct 2026, Hohhot) cites China Railway Hohhot Group: through 11 October 2026, Erenhot railway port (China's only rail gateway with Mongolia) handled 15.0143 million tonnes of import and export cargo year-to-date, up 7.3% YoY and 19 days earlier than last year's 15 Mt milestone. Exports were 2.4578 Mt (+15.8%); imports 12.5565 Mt (+5.8%). The port now supports 76 China-Europe rail routes to 70+ hubs in 10+ countries, carrying new-energy products, auto parts, electronics and

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.