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Economic analysts are seeing the beginnings of improvement in the trucking industry, in contrast with similar signs last year that failed to materialize
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Trucking added 2,000 for-hire jobs in June after adding 7,300 jobs in May. June numbers are up 3.1% from one year ago, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Read More →Don't expect the rate of growth this year to mirror the last couple of years, said American Trucking Associations' Chief Economist Bob Costello, referring to the 5.8% growth in both 2010 and 2011
Read More →Freight movements soared 6.9 percent in March, the first sizeable rise since August 2010, according to the March 2011 Cass Freight Index
Read More →New home starts in the U.S. in May jumped significantly in May, increasing 6.8% from the month before.
Read More →The American Trucking Associations' June tonnage index had its largest month-to-month gain so far this year, thanks to a larger-than-estimated loss the previous month. Tonnage is still up year over year
Read More →Analysts who were predicting a sharp downturn in the nation’s gross domestic product in the second quarter due to earlier dismal economic news got a shock with the release of a new report.
Read More →New orders and shipments from U.S. factories are up, but are still running behind last year’s levels
Read More →The first economic numbers since the Sept. 11 attack on America show manufacturing activity is still down
Read More →Total retail sales posted their biggest gain in four months during February, but the increase was less than some were predicting
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