
PCE Inflation Hits 3.5%, Highest in Three Years on Fuel Spike
March year-over-year inflation jumped to 3.5 percent as diesel and gasoline prices climbed, tightening margins for owner-operators and small fleets already…
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March year-over-year inflation jumped to 3.5 percent as diesel and gasoline prices climbed, tightening margins for owner-operators and small fleets already…

ACT Research reports 24,900 units sold, a year-over-year gain but below the seasonal norm for spring buying.

Brent crude fell $1.93 overnight, a drop that barely registers against fuel costs running 40% above pre-pandemic norms.

Flatbed climbs for the 17th straight week while dry van and reefer hold steady, all three equipment types running 23–37% above year-ago levels.

Crude surge driven by U.S.-Iran standoff and choked Strait of Hormuz flows: no end date in sight for fuel cost relief.

North American truck output set to accelerate significantly next quarter, Paccar executives say: signaling OEMs expect demand to hold.

EIA reports diesel at $4.123 per gallon, 8 cents below last week, while AAA pegs retail diesel $1.11 higher at $5.461: a $1.93 year-over-year jump that hits…

Benchmark crude prices posted sharp single-day gains April 29, pushing Brent above $107 and WTI above $103: the highest settlement in three weeks.

International benchmark rose 1.8% to $103.76 April 23: diesel and fuel surcharges track the move.

Week ending April 18 pushed year-to-date rail traffic ahead of 2025 levels, with grain up 22.9% and petroleum up 15.5% as Iran conflict whipsaws global prices.

Rare diesel cargoes are moving from the US West Coast to Australia as the Iran conflict tightens global fuel supply, a trade route shift that could pressure…

CSX dropped daily car inventory at Barr Yard from 1,400–1,800 to 228 as of last week, routing traffic through BRC and IHB to cut transit times.