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What Led the Decline in CSX’s Carloads in Week 22?

Samuel Prince
Updated
What Led the Decline in CSX’s Carloads in Week 22?

In Week 22, eastern US rail carrier CSX (CSX) posted a slight carload volume loss of 1.5% YoY (year-over-year). This Jacksonville-headquartered railroad company is getting back on track after weakness over the last year. In Week 22, CSX’s carload traffic fell YoY to over 67,500 units from ~68,500 units. The company’s carload volumes trended in contrast with those of its competitor Norfolk Southern (NSC) and the 0.2% overall rise recorded by US railroad companies (XLI).

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