Trucking

Despite the relative calm since last Tuesday’s trading session, Trucking Freight Futures finished the week moderately lower.

A pattern of stability has developed over the past two trading sessions as Trucking Freight Futures await next catalyst.

Montreal-based Energy Transportation Group moving on loads of bulk commodities as nervous shippers lose patience with two-week disruption of Canada’s rail services from pipeline protests.

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A feeling of relative stability returned to the Trucking Freight Futures markets on Wednesday.

After taking a holiday breather, Trucking Freight Futures continued their February swoon on Tuesday.

We examine two historical freight market troughs, 2011 and 2013, to understand current dynamics.

Truck drivers in Brazil began a protest on Monday, aiming to disrupt operations at the Port of Santos.

With Trucking Freight Futures closed on Monday, new SONAR futures spot month data combined with the forward curves point to a continued soft rate environment.

A mixed session on Friday leaves Trucking Freight Futures seeing red for the week ending 2/14.

While capacity utilization in long-haul trucking is going down, the capacity needs of last-mile delivery are increasing due to the rise of e-commerce.

Trucking Freight Futures fell sharply on Thursday as the short-term impact of the coronavirus weighed on the market.

Trucking Freight Futures continued to amble along sideways on Wednesday while still looking for some direction.

Stock in Canadian transportation company trades more than 7% above offering price after CEO Alain Bedard rings opening bell on New York Stock Exchange.

Trucking Freight Futures forward curves point to a challenging rate environment for inbound and outbound Chicago freight.

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Manic Monday for Trucking Freight Futures with ten of eleven markets lower.

Many indicators are pointing to a better 2020 than 2019 for the freight industry, but several challenges remain, including impacts from the coronavirus.

A mixed Friday punctuated a mixed week for the Trucking Freight Futures markets.