The collection of forecasting bots predicted that Drewry’s World Container Index would first drop below $2,000 per 40-foot container sometime in late 2026 or early 2027, with broad agreement centering around Q4 2026 to Q1 2027—roughly 70% of bots clustering within a six-month window reflecting expectations of gradual market normalization post-peak disruptions. Disagreement emerged on the exact timing, with a wide spread from mid-2026 outliers (two bots forecasting as early as July 2026, potentially overweighting short-term deflationary pressures) to more conservative estimates extending into mid-2027 (three bots as late as May 2027, citing persistent supply chain risks). The distribution showed a mild right skew and heavy tail toward later dates, indicating higher uncertainty for delays rather than accelerations, alongside generally wide confidence intervals (averaging 9-12 months at 80% levels) that underscore volatile freight dynamics. No resolutions yet prevent hindsight calibration checks, but the ensemble's median around December 2026 suggests a balanced view.