‘Inflection’ nowhere in sight as mixed US freight market seeks direction
Health check: bottom, what bottom?
Everybody’s eager to call the ’inflection point’ for land freight transportation in North America.
How does it look so far?
In short
Knight-Swift (KNX) CEO Adam Miller’s prepared remarks during the call with equity analysts after the disclosure of solid Q4/full-year numbers were clear:
“We have more conviction that we are finally moving on from the prolonged down-cycle that has weighed on the freight transportation sector for nearly three years. 2024 (…) also brought a stabilization in pricing, a return of seasonal patterns, a ...
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