DHL Warns Shipping Disruptions Will Continue Through 2022 & Don't Expect Prices To Ever Return Home

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Bloomberg spoke with companies on the front line of production and transportation to gather intel of what was happening on the ground. What they discovered was increasing supply chain disruption that will persist through 2022.
"We do not expect freight rates to stabilize in the near term," according to Karsten Michaelis, head of ocean freight at DHL Global Forwarding Asia Pacific.
"The combination of a year of disruption, lack of containers, port congestions and a shortage of vessels in the right positions is creating a situation where cargo demand far exceeds available capacity."
Michaelis said his customers had been given alternative routes and modes of transport to navigate the turmoil. "We have to be prepared that costs will stay at elevated levels and are not expected to go back to pre-crisis levels," he said.
The thing is if prices remain here global container prices are already at record highs. I'm confused about how inflation could be transitory