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Comment / On the wires: JB Hunt – any concerns are well posed

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“The segments are all performing well and present solid evidence that support both our strategy to this point and what I believe to be strong momentum as we move forward from here. Given the work we have completed with our customers, current demand trends, order flows and sales pipelines, coupled with the data revealing some of the lowest inventory levels we have seen give us confidence in this momentum continuing.” – JB Hunt CEO and president John Roberts, 19 July 2021.

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