🚨CMA CGM Crosses the Suez Canal — Is the Reopening Finally Starting?
🌍Two ships moved. The whole market is watching.
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For the first time since the Red Sea crisis began, two container ships from CMA CGM quietly transited the Suez Canal.
No big announcement.
No “route fully reopened” statement.
Just two vessels — and a powerful signal.
So, what does this really mean?
Is Suez reopening… or is this just a cautious test?
Let’s break it down — clearly, calmly, and without hype.
⚓ What Actually Happened?
🧠 Why Two Ships Matter So Much?
🧨 The Core Dilemma Carriers Face!
🎯 What CMA CGM’s Move Tells Us?
🏅 Maritime Analytica — Final Take
Ready?
🚀Insight of the Day!
⚓ What Actually Happened?
CMA CGM Jacques Saade transited northbound (Morocco → Malaysia)
CMA CGM Adonis transited southbound (Asia → Med)
Both passages were completed without incident
No reported Houthi attacks since the October 10 ceasefire
CMA CGM confirmed routing is case by case, not a full return
Company schedules show INDAMEX (India–US) using Suez from January
💡Days earlier, Maersk also sent one vessel through the Red Sea — clearly stating this was a test, not a network restart.