What will the BLS PPI for long-distance truckload freight read for June 2026?
Series PCU484121484121 is the Bureau of Labor Statistics Producer Price Index for general freight trucking, long-distance truckload. Fleet financ...
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July 16, 2026
125.00 - 150.00
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The Bureau of Transportation Statistics publishes the Transportation Services Index each month, with a freight-only component that moves on trucking, rail carload, inland waterway, pipeline and air cargo activity. It is a natural companion to the ATA Truck Tonnage Index already on Rig Load and pulls from a different query set on search. January 2026 fell 0.6% from December and 0.3% year over year, putting recent values in the mid-130s on the 2000 = 100 base. May is the last reading before the summer industrial push and should capture whether the tariff-driven front-loading is still pulling volumes forward.
Early forecasts on this market can earn up to +24.9 bonus points if your prediction is correct.
The bonus window spans about 100 days between market open and close, with the largest bonus available to the earliest correct forecasts.
July 16, 2026
125.00 - 150.00
The Bureau of Transportation Statistics publishes the Transportation Services Index each month, with a freight-only component that moves on trucking, rail carload, inland waterway, pipeline and air cargo activity. It is a natural companion to the ATA Truck Tonnage Index already on Rig Load and pulls from a different query set on search. January 2026 fell 0.6% from December and 0.3% year over year, putting recent values in the mid-130s on the 2000 = 100 base. May is the last reading before the summer industrial push and should capture whether the tariff-driven front-loading is still pulling volumes forward.
Active markets come first, followed by recently resolved calls from the same category.