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Latest News Panama Canal draft limits could cut into US East, Gulf coast capacity Carrier SeaLead ends operations weeks after US sanctions hit Tailwinds provide ‘favorable’ H2 outlook for intermodal: analyst Data center demand offers forwarders value-added services beyond air freight Capacity at large truckload fleets stabilizing as carriers ‘maximize utilization’ More News ✕ More News & Analysis Panama Canal draft limits could cut into US East, Gulf coast capacity Late-summer draft limits on the Panama Canal will mean the largest vessels calling the East and Gulf coasts won’t be able to fully load for peak shipping season. Carrier SeaLead ends operations weeks after US sanctions hit The voluntary liquidation by the Singapore-registered liner means its main container line services between Asia and the Middle East, the Mediterranean and the Baltic have ceased. Tailwinds provide ‘favorable’ H2 outlook for intermodal: analyst Higher diesel prices and rising truck rates seem poised to continue in the near term, giving the North American intermodal market an opportunity to maintain its steady performance in the back half of the year, writes Larry Gross.
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news Journal of Commerce ·2026-08-06

Tailwinds provide ‘favorable’ H2 outlook for intermodal: analyst

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