Uber Freight recently released a report on contracted rates. Its consensus is that contract rates are indeed falling, but like a game of contracted musical chairs, we still do not know when the music will stop.
Analysts from J.P. Morgan and Bank of America warned of an impending disaster for U.S. imports.
March data from Cass shows a deceleration in shipment growth and a higher chance of a freight recession, although “it is too early to call.”
The Cass Freight Index recovered some of the January volume decline tied to omicron absenteeism throughout the supply chain.
The knock-on effects from the Ukraine crisis are being felt across the business world, not least in air cargo.
Summar focuses on helping small carriers with one to 30 trucks sustain and grow their businesses.
The Cass Freight Index sags in January on a rise in COVID cases, but the dataset appears poised again for strong growth in 2022.
In affiliation with Ryder, FreightWaves’ data team recaps Q4 and highlights the trends that are likely to have an impact in the first half of this year.
CCO Sean Burke shares results from Echo’s recent survey on shipper sentiment for the RFP season.
When the market shifts, flexibility is the key to acting fast and capitalizing on new opportunities. Despite this, many processes in the industry can be quite rigid.
