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outbound rejection rate in Des Moines is among highest in U.S. at 43%, TRAC spot rate for Omaha to Denver has climbed to $5.66/mile, more

Louisville’s outbound tender rejections has fallen to 17.5%, Columbia outbound tender volumes are up 5% w/w, more

Relatively abundant for most of the pandemic, flatbed capacity has become scarcer than ever thanks to the surging price of crude and a white-hot construction sector.

Tender volumes recover most of last week’s decline while rejection rates continue their slow downward trend despite contract rate increases…

Chicago OTRI increased to 19.7% in the past month, import container volumes are up 6% y/y for U.S., more

Among Thursday’s notes: Chicago’s outbound rejection rates trending higher, spot rates from LA to Detroit lowest in six months, and more.

Among Wednesday’s notes: Rejection rates higher out of Columbus, dry van spot rates from LA to Atlanta fall 10%, and more.

Among Tuesday’s notes: Chicago solid for dry van carriers, Lakeland market remains volatile, and more.

Among Monday’s notes: Capacity loosening in Harrisburg, reefer rejection rates fall below 30%, and more.

The conflict is 8,000 miles away from North America but supply chains are global, which means any disruption around the world is a threat to their well-being. As the impact of COVID diminishes, a new geopolitical threat arises.

Tender volumes take a February nap, sliding 4% over the past week while rejection rates were flat despite weather affecting certain markets..

Among Friday’s notes: Dallas becomes largest headhaul market, Los Angeles is a mixed bag, and more.

Among Thursday’s notes: Capacity is loosening in Oklahoma City, outbound rejection rate trending higher in Indy, and more.

Among Wednesday’s notes: Capacity’s loosening in Jacksonville, outbound rejection rate falling in Columbus, and more.

Among Tuesday’s notes: Harrisburg becoming attractive for carriers, rates expected to improve from Houston to Atlanta, and more.

Among Monday’s notes: Rate volatility impacting Atlanta and Houston markets, national rejection rates continue to slide below 19%, and more.

Shippers have been bidding against each other for capacity over the past year with little to show for it, and it appears paying more will not solve the crunch.

Tender volumes continue to outperform year-ago levels. Rejection rates have declined throughout the past week as carriers return to major…

Among Friday’s notes: Ocean lane to watch, spot rates increase from Dallas to LA, and more.