Trucking Spot Rates Rise Slightly Amid Market Slowdown

Trucking Spot Rates Rise Slightly Amid Market Slowdown

The DAT Report indicates a continued soft US truckload freight market in October, with widespread declines in freight volume, although spot rates saw a slight increase. Experts attribute the challenges to weak demand and policy uncertainty. A muted peak season is anticipated, placing financial strain on trucking companies and brokers. Despite the slight spot rate increase, the overall market remains under pressure due to lower freight volumes and ongoing economic headwinds. The report suggests a cautious outlook for the remainder of the year.

New Cowenafs Index Aims to Predict Transportation Market Trends

New Cowenafs Index Aims to Predict Transportation Market Trends

The Cowen/AFS Freight Index is a quarterly report designed to provide institutional investors with predictive pricing tools covering key freight sectors like Less-Than-Truckload (LTL), Truckload (TL), and Parcel. Leveraging AFS Logistics' vast data and Cowen's expert analysis, the index offers forward-looking, granular, and technology-driven market insights to empower investment decisions. It aims to provide a comprehensive view of the freight market, enabling informed strategies and risk management for investors navigating the complexities of the transportation industry.

SF Express Joins Hands with Tonghua International Inland Port to Launch a New Era in Pharmaceutical Logistics

SF Express Joins Hands with Tonghua International Inland Port to Launch a New Era in Pharmaceutical Logistics

SF Express Group has signed a cooperation agreement with Jilin Tonghua International Inland Port to advance pharmaceutical logistics, cold chain delivery, and warehouse management services. The partnership aims to leverage Tonghua's geographical advantages and abundant pharmaceutical resources. Operations are expected to launch within two weeks, contributing to Tonghua's goal of becoming 'China's Pharmaceutical City'.

07/23/2025 Logistics
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US Rewithdrawal from Paris Pact Spurs Business Adaptation

US Rewithdrawal from Paris Pact Spurs Business Adaptation

The U.S. re-withdrawal from the Paris Agreement impacts global climate governance and corporate sustainability strategies. Businesses need to pay attention to domestic policies, enhance supply chain transparency, invest in sustainable technologies, and collaborate with stakeholders to actively address climate change challenges. Integrating sustainable development into core strategies is crucial for building a green future.