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Freight volumes sluggish despite Thanksgiving distortions

Peak season woes continue

Peak season in question

Third-quarter earnings reports and economic data swing in carriers’ direction, but not enough to move the needle in this week’s DHL Supply Chain Pricing Power Index.

Volumes slow but steady heading into peak season

Trucking volumes still positive but slipping

Freight volumes took a nosedive to this past week, which led to the biggest difference in annual freight volumes this year.

Trucking volumes remain strong

Trucking market keeps rising against easy comparisons

Trucking volumes are up YoY, while rail intermodal volumes have fallen. Now may be the time for long time competitors to explore new partnerships.

Volumes up 4% year-over-year this week

Freight volumes and rejections continue their newfound winning ways

National outbound tender volumes and rejection rates support brewing optimism surrounding trucking market

National outbound tender volumes were up 3.6 percent year-over-year this week.

Miami saw the biggest increase in activity this week, followed by Cleveland and Newark.

Truckload volumes are now up 4.99 percent year-over-year.

The FreightWaves basket of top freight markets all posted positive numbers this week.

Truckload volumes on a national basis have been trending 3% above 2018 levels for a week.

Durable goods and dry van orders are declining. Could this mean a rough second half of 2019?

The demand for temperature controlled equipment is keeping the freight market active for reefer carriers and produce haulers, but general volumes continue to slide off 2018 highs.