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How CSX’s Freight Volumes Trended in Week 18

How CSX’s Freight Volumes Trended in Week 18

In Week 18, major eastern US rail carrier CSX’s (CSX) carload traffic fell marginally YoY (year-over-year), by 0.22% to ~69,400 units from ~69,500. Throughout much of 2018, the Florida-based rail giant has reported YoY railcar traffic decline, though it seems to be getting back on track. In contrast, rival Norfolk Southern’s (NSC) carload traffic grew 10.2% in Week 18, and US railroads’ grew 6.4%.