Recent developments in U.S.-China trade relations have sparked a significant surge in shipping demand as importers rush to restock ahead of anticipated increases in consumer demand. Following the announcement of a tariff truce, companies like Hapag-Lloyd and Maersk have reported a spike in bookings and a recovery in freight rates. Chinese exporters are keen to capitalize on the temporary tariff relief, with many scrambling to secure cargo space for their goods. However, uncertainties linger, as industry experts warn that despite the enthusiasm, shipping capacity may face crunches and potential traffic jams. The situation highlights a complex interplay between burgeoning demand, tariff reprieves, and supply chain challenges in the wake of ongoing trade discussions.