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CSX and Canadian Pacific are the first North American rail operators to release third-quarter results, and it seems one – intermodally at least – has more to cheer about.
CSX reported a strong three months, with total volumes up 5% to 718,000 carloads and revenue increasing some 5% to $446m, although revenue per unit saw a marginal dip.
The carrier’s international Q3 volumes were up 11%, “driven by new customers and strong performance with existing customers as eastern port volumes increased”.
The strong numbers for CSX are positive news for the US ...
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