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Orders for durable goods rose 3% in March, but it was mostly for ships and tanks, with non-transportation orders off 1.8% -- the fourth consecutive decline. However, shipments rose 0.1% after declining the previous five months. The stable shipments value is the best news for freight
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A gauge of U.S. economic activity has taken its first drop since September, but this isn’t cause for alarm
Read More →It may be a year or more before we know the full economic cost of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, but one thing is almost certain: your insurance premiums will go up. Insurance brokers and agents are
Read More →Orders for durable goods plunged in September, while shipments declined less, according to figures released Friday by the U.S. Commerce Department
Read More →Freight rates and truck prices continued their recent rise in September, according to the Producer Price Index released Friday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics
Read More →The industrial sector appears to be rebounding, with new figures showing production increased 0.8% during June
Read More →Producer prices in November posted a decline following an unexpected hike the month before, registering their biggest drop since Ma
Read More →The latest economic news leading up to the Christmas holiday was generally pretty good, despite an overall reduction in the Gross Domestic Product
Read More →Annual sales for U.S. heavy truck makers took a big hit last year, with every truck maker seeing declines in their retail sales
Read More →Prices at the wholesale level moved slightly higher in February, while industrial production increased more than expected
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