The Shipper Rate Report—presented in partnership with U.S. Bank and BlueGrace Logistics—is a quarterly publication using freight payment data from U.S. Bank in conjunction with FreightWaves SONAR data sets to create the most in-depth rate and demand outlook for shippers. The insights within this paper are curated by the market experts at FreightWaves and backed by the proprietary data and analytics housed in FreightWaves’ SONAR platform.

Featured insights for Q1 2024 include:

Insights from the latest U.S. Bank Freight Payment Index

U.S. consumer spending trends

Q4 2023 review on rates, volumes and capacity

Trucking forecast for Q1 2024

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