July report explores the trends shaping freight markets, from rising truckload rates and uneven global capacity to cross-border pressure and fragile fuel relief
Read by more than 14,000 logistics leaders each month, the C.H. Robinson Edge Report brings together market data, expert analysis, and actionable guidance to help shippers stay ahead of volatility and plan with confidence.
This month's edition arrives as rising truckload rates, uneven global capacity, and continued cross-border pressure reshape freight markets. The next phase of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) following its non-renewal, fragile diesel price relief, and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty are adding new complexity to transportation planning.
From rate forecasts to shifting global trade flows, the July Edge Report explores what's driving these changes and how supply chain leaders can prepare for what's ahead.
What insights are inside the June 2026 Edge Report?
• Freight market: Get updated insights across truckload, less than truckload, intermodal, ocean shipping, air freight, and ports and drayage. Review our latest spot rate forecasts for trucking and learn how volume shifts could shape LTL capacity and pricing. See how an early, uneven peak season is impacting ocean freight and the key planning strategies shippers should pay attention to.
• Canada, Mexico, and cross-border: Get the latest insights on North American cross-border freight. Learn how continued capacity constraints and border congestion are affecting U.S.–Mexico freight, why Canada's freight market remains balanced despite ongoing cost pressures, and how uncertainty around the future of the USMCA trade agreement is influencing cross-border demand and planning. (....)