The Weekly PFL Railcar report consists of all the different variables affecting Rail Traffic including, but not limited to; Oil Pipeline shutdowns, Oil Producer Shutdowns, Unemployment rates, and North American Rig Count. Check the latest Rail Traffic Indicators as well as the most recent railcar markets.
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“Don’t do something permanently stupid because you’re temporarily upset“ Weekly Jobless Down Marginally Week over Week Stocks mostly up Friday of last week and up week over week Stocks set fresh record highs on Friday, with traders hoping that a bipartisan infrastructure deal would help further stoke economic activity. The Dow closed higher on Friday […]
According to Goldman Sachs, strong U.S. demand growth is being passed on to Europe and emerging markets, where India is showing improvements. Global oil demand has hit 97 million barrels per oil per day recently, up from 95 million barrels per day from just a few weeks ago. Consumption before the pandemic stood at 100 million barrels per day, so we are almost there folks!
“If you can’t fly then run, if you can’t run then walk, if you can’t walk then crawl, but whatever you do you have to keep moving forward.” ― Martin Luther King Jr. Weekly Jobless Claims down Week over Week Yet Again Stocks up Friday of last week Dow Down week over week The Dow […]
“What you stay focused on will grow.” – Roy T. Bennett Weekly Jobless Claims down Week over Week Yet Again Initial claims for jobless benefits totaled 385,000 last week, better than the 390,000 estimate. (See Chart) The fifth straight weekly decrease in claims was led by Texas and Florida. They could decline further as Republican […]
“Example is not the main thing in influencing others, it is the only thing.” – Albert Schweitzer Weekly Jobless Claims Down Week Over Week a New Pandemic Low Stocks up Friday of last week and up week over week The Dow closed higher on Friday of last week, up +64.81 (+0.19%) points closing out the […]
Here we go again, it is almost hurricane season! We’re likely going to see an above-average hurricane season in the Atlantic this year, according to the latest forecast from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
We think it is about time the umbilical cord is cut and people start to get back to work and there should be no need to pay people to stay at home anymore – let’s quit spending, start working to our fullest extent and let’s roll America.
Total North American rail volumes were up 25.8% yoy in week 17 resulting in qtd volumes that are up 25.2% yoy
Total North American rail volumes were up 24.8% year over year in week 16 resulting in qtd that are up 25.0% yoy
DAPL is running out of options. In last week’s rail report we gave the status of the battle that rages on for the shutdown of the operating 570,000 barrel per pipeline that The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe who claims #DAPL could threaten its water supply wants the pipeline shut down now. Here is the latest and greatest: