Articles Tagged with ''LMI - Logistics Managers' Index''

Economic activity continued to expand in May, but slowed from its rapid pace of the past two years, driven by moderating transportation markets, researchers say.

Monthly Logistics Manager’s Index fell more than 6 points compared to March as transportation capacity crunch eases, researchers said.

Strong demand for warehousing and transportation continues, but inflation and rising fuel costs may cause market shift in the coming months, researchers say.

Disruptions to sailing schedules will cause global supply chain delays in the months ahead, tech vendor data show.

Strong demand for services continues as supply chains struggle with inventory accumulation, capacity constraints, and rising prices, LMI report shows.

Demand for warehousing and transportation services continue unabated; supply chain managers struggle with high inventory levels, tight capacity, and quickly rising prices, LMI report shows.

Industry remains in strong growth mode, driven by high inventory levels, tight capacity, and higher prices, Logistics Managers' Index shows.

Capacity crunch, high prices, and faster moving inventory fuel industry expansion as 2021 comes to a close, LMI report shows.

Monthly Logistics Manager’s Index remained above 70 for ninth straight month, indicating strong growth throughout the industry, report shows.

As government leaders and the private sector attempt to address supply chain problems, industry experts say delays, disruptions will last well into 2022.