Trucking Freight Futures were lower across the board for a fourth consecutive session on Monday, as freight volumes and the uncertainty of economic recovery weighed on the market, causing the spot National contract to finish down $0.01, or 0.74%, to $1.349 per mile.
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Trucking Freight Futures trend lower in quiet trading session on Thursday as the spot National contract slips to $1.363/mile.
Trucking Freight Futures held steady on Wednesday as the April National contract (VNU) saw 10 more contracts trade at $1.375/mile.
Trucking Freight Futures rally as the April National contract trades at $1.375/mile with more companies returning to the market to hedge their exposure to freight rate volatility.
The Trucking Freight Futures markets finished Monday unchanged to mixed, pointing to continued tightening of spot market capacity.
