CEVA Logistics Expands Ryder Fleet with 1000 Trailers

CEVA Logistics Expands Ryder Fleet with 1000 Trailers

CEVA Logistics and Ryder are deepening their partnership, adding over a thousand leased trailers to strengthen their domestic ground transportation business in the United States. This move enhances operational efficiency and provides customers with higher-quality, more efficient logistics services through technology enablement and sustainable development initiatives. This collaboration signifies a new trend in the logistics industry, focusing on improved capacity and service offerings within the ground transportation sector.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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NFI Acquires IPD to Boost Canadian Cold Chain Expansion

NFI Acquires IPD to Boost Canadian Cold Chain Expansion

US-based 3PL giant NFI acquired IPD in Canada to expand its Canadian market share, enhance its fresh food cold chain transportation capabilities, and optimize its intermodal network. This acquisition reflects the ongoing trend of mergers and acquisitions in the logistics industry, indicating a move towards greater efficiency, intelligence, and sustainability. The deal strengthens NFI's presence in Canada and allows for improved service offerings in the temperature-controlled transport sector.

01/27/2026 Logistics
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US Rail Freight Decline Raises Economic Concerns

US Rail Freight Decline Raises Economic Concerns

Recent data reveals a year-over-year decrease in U.S. rail freight and intermodal volumes, though segmented data indicates varying performance across industries. While cumulative freight volume increased, intermodal volume declined. North American data mirrors the U.S. trend. Rail freight serves as an economic barometer, requiring comprehensive analysis of various factors to assess the economic situation. The rail industry needs innovation and transformation to address challenges and seize opportunities.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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US Rail Freight Carloads Rise As Container Volumes Decline

US Rail Freight Carloads Rise As Container Volumes Decline

According to the Association of American Railroads, for the week ending January 17th, U.S. rail carload traffic increased by 0.3% year-over-year, while container traffic decreased by 2.4%. Grain and chemical shipments were the primary drivers of carload growth. The decline in container traffic may indicate weakening consumer demand. The full-year trend remains to be seen, and the rail freight market faces both challenges and opportunities.

01/29/2026 Logistics
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Canadian Dollar Rises As Fed Hawks Fuel Market Volatility

Canadian Dollar Rises As Fed Hawks Fuel Market Volatility

Last Friday's FX market was complex. US stock declines triggered risk aversion, strengthening the USD against risk currencies, but failing to move the Euro and Canadian Dollar. The Canadian Dollar benefited from strong economic data, bucking the trend. The Australian and New Zealand Dollars fell due to risk sentiment. Hawkish comments from Fed officials resurfaced, highlighting inflation concerns. The article also provides technical analysis outlooks for major currency pairs.

01/30/2026 Exchange Rate Query
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US Rail Freight Sees Carload Drop Amid Container Growth

US Rail Freight Sees Carload Drop Amid Container Growth

The US rail freight market presents a mixed picture: traditional carload freight volumes have declined sharply, down 13.6% year-over-year, while container traffic has bucked the trend, increasing by 2.3%. Key drivers include economic restructuring, consumption upgrades, changes in global trade patterns, energy structure adjustments, and the rise of e-commerce. Railway companies need to actively embrace change by expanding container business, optimizing carload freight operations, and strengthening technological innovation.

01/30/2026 Logistics
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Robotics Transform Ecommerce Fulfillment for 6 River Systems Project Verte

Robotics Transform Ecommerce Fulfillment for 6 River Systems Project Verte

6 River Systems partnered with Project Verte to deploy Chuck robots in Atlanta, aiming to enhance e-commerce fulfillment efficiency and increase order processing capabilities. This deployment leverages robotics to streamline warehouse operations and improve overall fulfillment performance, ultimately leading to faster and more accurate order delivery for customers. The collaboration highlights the growing trend of utilizing automation solutions to address the increasing demands of the e-commerce industry.

02/04/2026 Logistics
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Euro and Dollar Clash Over Key 100day Moving Average

Euro and Dollar Clash Over Key 100day Moving Average

EUR/USD is trading within a narrow range, with the 100-day moving average being a key battleground for bulls and bears. Technical analysis suggests that a break below 1.0916 could lead to a test of 1.0886-1.0899, while a break above 1.0942 could target 1.0984. Investors should pay attention to fundamentals and market sentiment, patiently awaiting clear signals and trading in the direction of the prevailing trend.

02/04/2026 Exchange Rate Query
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US Trucking Demand Wanes Rates Edge Up in September

US Trucking Demand Wanes Rates Edge Up in September

The US truckload freight market in September showed an unusual trend of declining volume and rising prices. While freight volumes generally decreased, spot rates slightly increased, primarily driven by freight imbalances and capacity shifts rather than demand growth. Analysts predict a weak peak season outlook and continued market consolidation. Businesses are advised to closely monitor market dynamics, optimize operations, and strengthen risk management strategies to navigate the current environment.

02/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Europe Ocean Freight Rates Fall Amid Shifting Trade Trends

Europe Ocean Freight Rates Fall Amid Shifting Trade Trends

This article delves into the key factors influencing European sea freight rates, including overcapacity, fuel costs, weak demand, port congestion, and market confidence. It predicts that freight rates are likely to maintain a downward trend in the short term, with potential stabilization expected in the second half of 2024. The decline in sea freight rates will reduce business costs, enhance competitiveness, and benefit consumers with more affordable goods and services.

02/05/2026 Logistics
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