Archives des 2026 - CCNR - Observation Du Marché

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1. Source: CEFIC, Chemical Trends report Q2 2025, https://cefic.org//app/uploads/2025/09/Cefic-Chemical-Trends-Report-Q2-2025.pdf (last consulted on 12.02.2026)
2. Source: Wirtschaftsvereinigung Stahl (German Steel Association), available at https://www.wvstahl.de/pressemitteilungen/zweistelliger-einbruch-der-stahlproduktion-im-ersten-halbjahr-wv-stahl-fordert-politisches-spitzentreffen/ (last consulted on 09.12.2025)
3. Source : Wirtschaftsvereinigung Stahl, Daten und Fakten zur Stahlindustrie in Deutschland, available at https://www.wvstahl.de/wp-content/uploads/WV-Stahl_Daten-und-Fakten-2025_Web.pdf (last consulted on 13.02.2026)
4. Source: Eurostat [sts_copr_m]
5. Rhine from Rheinfelden (CH) to the German-Dutch border
6. Danube transport performance is measured by adding together the IWW transport performance of all Danube countries except Ukraine. The source for the data is Eurostat.
7. Data in tonnes are not available for the Danube on a quarterly basis.
8. Source: EUROFER (2025), Economic and steel market outlook 2025-2026, third quarter, available at https://www.eurofer.eu/publications/economic-market-outlook/economic-and-steel-market-outlook-2025-2026-third-quarter
9. In previous reports, transport demand on the Danube was also measured at the border point of Mohács in southern Hungary. However, due to Croatia joining the Schengen area, border controls at this point were abandoned, with the effect that no reliable measurement of cargo transport at this border point is possible anymore. This is also true for passenger transport.
10. In the past, these long cruises were measured at the Middle Danube in the south of Hungary (Mohács). Since Croatia joined the Schengen area, the Hungarian border point of Mohács (border with Croatia and Serbia) lost its role as a passport and document control point.
11. An analysis of daily water level data for the two German Danube gauge stations of Hofkirchen and Pfelling, as well as the Austrian Danube gauge station of Kienstock, reveals high water in June and September 2024.
12. Zeltingen, Fankel and Koblenz. All three measurement points are on the German Moselle.

Année : 2026

Protégé : 2. OPERATING CONDITIONS

Protégé : 1. FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TRANSPORT ON INLAND WATERWAYS