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Increase in U.S. producer prices in february

The acceleration of producer prices in February suggests that inflation could remain high in the spring During the month of February, producer prices in the United States experienced a sharper increase than anticipated, raising concerns about a potential acceleration of inflation in the country. The Bureau of Labor Statistics of the Department of Labor released […]

Risks and price increases in world fuel production

Fuel production disruptions, transportation attacks, and Western sanctions are driving price hikes Disturbances in trade routes and refinery closures have contributed to the rise in global fuel prices. Increases in gasoline and diesel surpass those of crude oil in some major markets. Fuel production disruptions, transportation attacks, and Western sanctions are driving price hikes. Despite […]

275,000 new jobs registered in February in the U.S.

A much higher number than the 229,000 added in January In February, the United States once again saw a month of robust hiring, adding an impressive total of 275,000 new jobs. This figure notably exceeds the 229,000 jobs added in January. Despite a slight increase of two-tenths in the unemployment rate, reaching 3.9%, it remains […]

Cross-border freight transportation and the supply chain

Cross-border transportation and the vital role of the supply chain in U.S. border cities. The continuous growth of cross-border truck freight transportation halted in December, with a slight decline in North American transportation. According to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, in December, over $73 billion worth of goods were moved by truck across borders, marking […]

Turbulent waters of the 2024 freight transportation market

The year 2024 has begun with multiple challenges in the freight transportation industry. DAT Freight & Analytics reports that the road freight transportation market continues to show sluggishness, even in February. This trend is attributed to decreased demand and the ongoing reduction in fleet capacity. Contradictory signals are observed in the market, influenced by post-pandemic […]

Economic shifts: trucking, logistics, and employment trends

January results in truck tonnage indexes and logistics managers. Truck tonnage started the year on a decline, with both annual and monthly decreases in January, according to the American Trucking Associations (ATA), dampening hopes for a turnaround in the industry’s recessionary trend. ATA’s Truck Rental Tonnage Index fell by 4.7% compared to the previous year, […]

Adversities in the U.S. freight industry

The United States is in a better position to address the challenges arising from the situation in the Red Sea, according to experts. The freight sector in the United States is in better condition, according to experts, to address the challenges arising from the situation in the Red Sea, thanks to efforts to improve capacity […]

Nearshoring: cross-border logistics companies expand to Mexico

Arrive Logistics and BlueGrace Logistics establish new offices in Guadalajara, Mexico Arrive Logistics and BlueGrace Logistics recently announced the opening of their first offices in Mexico, reinforcing the nearshoring strategy south of the border. Arrive’s new location in Guadalajara, Mexico, is an 18,000-square-foot facility housing business development teams, cross-border solutions, and global services. This expansion […]

Anti-pollution technology in California ports

Stax Engineering has implemented this anti-pollution technology in the ports of Los Angeles, Long Beach, and Oakland The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach share similarities, being among the busiest ports. Currently, in the port of Los Angeles, a barge with a 270-foot flexible arm has been installed, hovering over the chimney of a […]

Local oil market: countries adapt strategies in the face of Red Sea conflicts

Militant attacks in the Red Sea and rising freight costs are pushing the global oil market towards becoming more localized. Militant attacks in the Red Sea and rising freight costs are pushing the global oil market towards becoming more localized, favoring sourcing supplies from nearby locations to avoid high fees. The disruption of oil traffic […]