Stagnation in Spot Market: A Logistic Challenge

The spot market has hit a stagnant bottom with the lack of consistent market trends impeding momentum recovery, says Dean Croke from DAT Freight and Analytics. Despite some increases in spot rates since May, as reported by Arrive Logistics, it's believed these are due to seasonal fluctuations rather than fundamental market shifts. ACT Research suggests that while the spot rate down cycle likely bottomed in April, elevated Class 8 build rates will limit near-term growth. Analysts predict that while seasonal trends will continue, any major surge in rates is unlikely without a significant market disruption.

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Spot truckload rates continue to parallel 2019 trends, with a relatively muted produce season effect. The typical produce lift on spot reefer rates is 8 cents per mile lower this year.

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