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  • Truckload capacity index turns upward as carriers cautiously add trucks
    Truckload capacity index turns upward as carriers cautiously add trucks
  • Ocean carriers still have cards to play despite weakening container market
    Ocean carriers still have cards to play despite weakening container market
  • Red Sea ‘revival’ taking place as regional carriers lead the way
    Red Sea ‘revival’ taking place as regional carriers lead the way
  • US policy, investments line up for project cargo-dependent nuclear buildout
    US policy, investments line up for project cargo-dependent nuclear buildout
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    Big US ports ask Congress to follow law for equal funding of dredging work
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Truckload capacity index turns upward as carriers cautiously add trucks

But the increase in truck counts at large truckload providers is more about anticipated growth than any change in current demand.

Ocean carriers still have cards to play despite weakening container market

Trans-Pacific rates are falling sharply, but the ability of carriers to withdraw capacity, the potential for continued diversions away from the Red Sea, and long-term changes to the global trade landscape due to US tariff policy means liners have levers to pull.

Red Sea ‘revival’ taking place as regional carriers lead the way

The number of unique services on routes navigating through Houthi-controlled waters has doubled since the third quarter of last year, according to data from eeSea, as carriers who do not call Israel feel growing comfort sailing the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait.

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