The August reading—at 134.1—slipped 0.4% from July to August, falling sequentially for the fourth consecutive month, which BTS attributed to seasonally-adjusted decreases in rail carloads, rail intermodal, airfreight, and water, while pipeline headed up and trucking remained stable. And it added that the decline in August occurred amid a backdrop of growth for other indicators.
Source: logistics Mgmt
Freight TSI reading is mixed once again, reports BTS
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