US Diesel Prices Spike Raising Economic and Energy Sector Alarms

US Diesel Prices Spike Raising Economic and Energy Sector Alarms

US diesel prices have risen for 14 consecutive weeks, reaching $2.801 per gallon, a recent high. Key drivers include crude oil prices, limited drilling activity, and a slow economic recovery. The price increase is expected to raise costs for transportation, agriculture, and construction, potentially triggering inflation. Businesses and individuals should improve fuel efficiency and adopt alternative fuels. The government may consider intervention to alleviate the pressure.

01/19/2026 Logistics
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Fedex Q2 Earnings Beat Forecasts on Ecommerce Boom

Fedex Q2 Earnings Beat Forecasts on Ecommerce Boom

FedEx's Q2 earnings exceeded expectations, with net profit increasing by 4% year-over-year and adjusted EPS surpassing Wall Street estimates. Performance across departments was mixed. E-commerce drove growth in the Ground segment, while fuel prices had a significant impact. Looking ahead, key areas to watch include the global economic recovery, emerging market opportunities, and geopolitical risks. Embracing technological innovation is crucial for achieving sustainable development.

01/19/2026 Logistics
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2026 Freight Market Shows Cautious Growth Potential Bluegrace

2026 Freight Market Shows Cautious Growth Potential Bluegrace

The BlueGrace LCI report indicates a cautiously optimistic outlook for the freight market in early 2026. Revenue growth expectations are stable, inventory expectations show moderate recovery, and order expectations are gradually rising. Freight rate volatility remains the primary challenge, requiring businesses to navigate uncertainty and seek opportunities for steady progress. Companies need to be resilient and adapt to the changing market dynamics to ensure continued success.

01/21/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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NFI Adds 5000 Jobs As Ecommerce Freight Demand Surge

NFI Adds 5000 Jobs As Ecommerce Freight Demand Surge

NFI announced the addition of 5,000 new positions, reflecting e-commerce growth and the recovery of the freight economy. The pandemic accelerated e-commerce adoption and inventory rebuilding, driving demand for warehousing. Businesses need to optimize warehouse layouts, locate closer to consumers, and monitor freight rate fluctuations. Embracing technological innovation and strengthening talent development are key for logistics companies to address challenges and win in the future.

01/29/2026 Logistics
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US Q2 GDP Jumps As Inventory Rebound Fuels Growth

US Q2 GDP Jumps As Inventory Rebound Fuels Growth

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the US Q2 GDP data, highlighting inventory rebuilding as a key engine of economic recovery, with rising consumer confidence providing potential momentum. It also emphasizes downside risks to the US economy, including global economic downturn and inflationary pressures, requiring vigilance. The analysis suggests that while current indicators are positive, external factors and persistent inflation could significantly impact future growth.

01/26/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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US Freight Market Resilient Despite Midyear Dip Longterm Growth Steady

US Freight Market Resilient Despite Midyear Dip Longterm Growth Steady

According to data from the American Trucking Associations, truck freight volume saw a slight dip in June, but the overall market remains robust. Economic recovery is the driving force behind the growth, with varying prospects across different market segments. Experts recommend paying close attention to market dynamics, optimizing operational efficiency, seizing opportunities, and embracing challenges to collectively usher in the next golden age of the freight market.

01/29/2026 Logistics
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August Retail Sales Jump As Supply Chains Face Pressure

August Retail Sales Jump As Supply Chains Face Pressure

August retail sales showed both month-over-month and year-over-year growth, indicating a steady economic recovery. However, challenges such as e-commerce disruption, last-mile delivery issues, inventory management, supply chain visibility, and sustainability are becoming increasingly prominent. Businesses need to embrace digital transformation, optimize supply chain networks, strengthen collaboration, enhance resilience, and cultivate talent to navigate these changes and maintain a competitive edge.

01/29/2026 Logistics
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US Rail Freight Volume Shows Signs of Rebound

US Rail Freight Volume Shows Signs of Rebound

US rail freight volume has recently shown a slight rebound, but overall recovery still faces challenges. Intermodal transportation performed well, with steady growth in cumulative data throughout the year. Macroeconomics, energy policies, supply chain bottlenecks, technological innovation, and competitive landscape are key factors affecting rail freight. In the future, railway companies need to actively adapt to market changes, seize opportunities, and achieve sustainable development.

01/30/2026 Logistics
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Amazon Sellers Guide to Managing Unsellable FBA Inventory

Amazon Sellers Guide to Managing Unsellable FBA Inventory

Having FBA inventory marked as 'unsellable' is a common problem for sellers. This article delves into the common causes, including product defects, packaging issues, listing discrepancies, expiration, compliance problems, returns, and system errors. It provides practical recovery guidance such as repairing products, updating packaging, correcting listings, processing returns, and resolving linking issues. The aim is to help sellers overcome these challenges and improve operational efficiency.

02/03/2026 Logistics Encyclopedia
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US Imports Rise Seasonally Despite Recession Fears

US Imports Rise Seasonally Despite Recession Fears

Panjiva data shows US imports experiencing seasonal growth in April-May. However, concerns about an economic recession are intensifying due to factors like energy prices and high unemployment. Businesses should diversify their supply chains and optimize inventory management. The government needs to proactively respond to mitigate potential risks and promote economic recovery. This proactive approach is crucial for navigating the current economic climate and fostering sustainable growth.

02/03/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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