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SHANGHAI, July 4 (Dow Jones) – DHL Global Forwarding Couriers and Freight, a unit of Deutsche Post AG, said it doesn't expect a significant reduction in orders this year despite headwinds threatening the global economic recovery, but sees more volatility in the global sea and air freight business in 2011.There is some volatility in the US and other Couriers consumer markets now due to low inventory levels, which have led to an increase in short-term freight shipments that go by air,

Hermann Ude, chief executive of DHL Global Forwarding ( airfreight Couriers ) , said in an interview in Shanghai. This, coupled with a tight supply in air freight capacity caused by a declining number of new cargo planes entering the market and the grounding of existing ones after some airlines exited the business, have pushed up freight rates, he said.If you see how much bad news we had, including about Greece, a lot of stuff came in, but consumers and shippers were not very impressed by it, so our business has been pretty much steady this year so far," said Ude.But there is a question mark over the outlook for next year, he said.

"When big stones get thrown into the pond, you have waves coming back at you for awhile, then maybe 2011, one or two quarters (could be) bad and then it comes back up again, so there are waves," Ude said.

"That's why we have to be prepared for volatility. The radar's always on, we don't commit to massive capex, but we continue to invest into where we know fundamentally is the right market, like here for example or other Asian cities."

DHL has invested about $2.2 billion in China in the past few years to develop its logistics business and network coverage, and will continue such investments in the country, Ude said. He declined to say how much the firm is planning to invest in China in coming years.

An expected strengthening of the yuan is also unlikely to affect the firm's balance sheet, he said.

"If the yuan rises against the euro, maybe China to Europe trade may go a bit down, on the other hand, Europe to China trade will go up. For us it's rather world trade than whether there is more trade from one region to another because we have a pretty balanced portfolio in our global footprint.

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