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Continued destocking appears to be behind the collapse in rates that has seen second-quarter intermodal financial performances of North American railroad operators hit the buffers.
Revenues for the three months to July at Canadian National fell 26%, to C$983m (US$746m), with CSX reporting an 18% fall, to $492m, and Union Pacific a 20% drop, to $1.1bn, leaving UP CEO Lance Fritz hesitant on full-year prospects.
He said: “We expect challenges in the intermodal market from continued inventory destocking, inflationary pressures and ongoing ...
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