The Panama Canal has begun to ease restrictions imposed due to reduced water levels. These limitations, which affected the number of daily transits, were initially implemented between 2023 and 2024. The restrictions led to a reduction in the number of crossings to 22 per day, also influenced by the effects of El Niño. Recent increases in rainfall have allowed the Panama Canal Authority to gradually increase transit capacity. This decision aims to alleviate congestion and improve efficiency for global shipping routes that rely on the Panama Canal. The easing of restrictions is expected to benefit international trade and supply chains.