** Danish logistics companies fall on Monday with Maersk
MAERSKb.CO - STOXX 600 .STOXX second worst performer - down
6.7%, and DSV DSV.CO and NTG NTGNT.CO sliding about 4%
** Nordnet analyst Per Hansen points to an analysis by
American financial services firm Stephens which forecasts a
decrease in demand for logistics services in U.S., given
tightening of monetary policy, rising goods prices, higher
logistics costs and full warehouses
** Hansen says that in Europe these headwinds might be
coupled with impact from war in Ukraine
** "We are behind the United States, but the same trend as
in the United States can easily have an effect on our latitudes"
** Hence, Hansen questions whether the exceptional good
times for logistics companies might be coming to an end after
two "phenomenal" years for logistics companies
** "There will still be a lot to deliver, but no more the
over-demand that made the freight rates skyrocket and drove the
earnings of i.e Maersk to an unsustainably long-term high level"
** Shares of European peers Kuhne und Nagel KNIN.S and
Hapag Lloyd HLAG.DE are down about 2.5%, whilst Deutsche Post
DPWGn.DE stock inches 1.5% lower
(Reporting by Marie Mannes)
((Marie.mannes@thomsonreuters.com))