Contract pricing power of US truckload carriers seen easing

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Contract pricing power of US truckload carriers seen easing

| Nov 21, 2018 3:39PM EST
Capacity is balancing out and it’s not as hard to find a truck as in January or February, according to shippers in the survey. However, one economist argued one should not form a premature conclusion regarding the status of the bullish trucker market.
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