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North American weekly chemical rail traffic totaled 47,186 carloads for the week ended Oct. 3, remaining steady year-over-year per Association of American Railroads data. Regional volumes showed mixed
North American chemical rail traffic continued to strengthen with 48,381 carloads recorded for the week ended Sept. 26, down 0.6% according to the Association of American Railroads.
New data from the Association of American Railroads shows North American chemical rail traffic continues near year-ago levels. During the week ended Sept. 19, chemical railcar volume totaled 48,677 ca
New data from the Association of American Railroads shows North American weekly chemical rail traffic trending down seasonally in line with 2025 volumes for the week ended Sept. 12.
North American weekly chemical rail traffic rose for the week ended Sept. 5, driven by a Canadian rebound that offset Mexican declines. New Association of American Railroads data confirms sequential g
North American weekly chemical rail traffic fell 1.6% to 48,036 carloads for the week ended August 29, driven primarily by a decline in Canadian volumes, according to Association of American Railroads
North American weekly chemical rail traffic fell 1.6% to 48,036 carloads, led by a 4.2% drop in Canada per Association of American Railroads data. Year-to-date volumes remain up 2% across the region d
According to the Association of American Railroads, North American chemical rail traffic dropped 0.5% weekly to 48,835 carloads, though year-over-year volumes increased by 3.8% amid regional softening
According to the Association of American Railroads, North American chemical rail traffic continues to strengthen, though weekly volumes remain down year-over-year for the week ended August 1.
North America weekly chemical railcar volume reached 48,666 carloads, rising 2.8% week-over-week and 1.3% year-over-year. Data released by the Association of American Railroads indicates steady demand
New data from the Association of American Railroads shows North American weekly chemical rail traffic has stabilized but is falling behind total rail traffic. The divergence was noted during the week
North American chemical rail traffic rose 2.8% to 46,604 carloads for the week ended July 11, per Association of American Railroads data. The report highlights firming demand trends in the regional ch
North America chemical railcar volume totaled 45,352 carloads for the week ended July 4, down 6.1% week-over-week and 1.4% year-over-year. Association of American Railroads data indicates weakening de
North American weekly chemical rail traffic rebounded to 47,810 carloads in the week ended June 20, marking a 3.1% increase. Data from the Association of American Railroads indicates a firming trend i
North American chemical rail traffic is retreating from March peaks toward seasonal levels per Association of American Railroads data. Year-to-date volumes remain positive at 3.9%, though regional tre
North American chemical rail traffic increased by 1.8% year-over-year through May 23, totaling 48,524 carloads. Data from the Association of American Railroads indicates firming demand despite a sligh
North American chemical rail traffic softened slightly in the week ended May 16, totaling 49,088 carloads. According to the Association of American Railroads, this represents a 2.1% decrease from the
North American chemical rail traffic softened slightly in the week ended May 16, with volumes down 2.1% sequentially according to Association of American Railroads data. Year-over-year gains remain po
North American chemical rail traffic stabilized near record highs following a March peak, per Association of American Railroads data. Shipments remain robust driven by manufacturing demand and favorab
North American chemical rail traffic increased 3.1% week-over-week to 51,103 carloads, according to Association of American Railroads data. Year-over-year volume also rose by 2.5%, indicating stronger
North American chemical rail traffic declined 0.3% to 49,551 loadings for the week ended April 25, according to the Association of American Railroads. The data indicates a continued softening in chemi
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