Los datos de la cadena de suministro publicados el martes mostraron un nuevo enfriamiento en los mercados del transporte. El Índice de Gerentes de Logística (IGL) de julio cayó 4,3 puntos porcentuales a 60,7, la lectura más baja del conjunto de datos desde mayo de 2020.
Una lectura por encima de 50 indica expansión, mientras que una lectura por debajo de 50 indica contracción.
“Si bien esto todavía representa una tasa de expansión saludable en la industria de la logística, está muy lejos de...
Growth throughout the supply chain slowed again in June, a monthly survey of logistics supply executives released Tuesday showed.
The Logistics Managers’ Index registered a reading of 65 during the month, a 2.1 percentage point decline from May and the lowest level recorded since July 2020. The latest reading was a quick descent from the all-time high of 76.2 recorded in March.
A reading above 50 indicates expansion while a reading below 50 indicates contraction.
“The steep decline is reflective...
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Transportation capacity expanded for a second straight month in May after falling for nearly two years, according to a monthly survey. Overall activity in the supply chain remained firm during the month.
The Logistics Managers’ Index (LMI), a measure of overall supply chain conditions, dipped 2.5 percentage points from April to 67.1 in May. A reading above 50 indicates expansion while a reading below 50 indicates contraction.
The transportation capacity subindex jumped 7.8 points to 64.7. That...
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La actividad en toda la cadena de suministro creció a un ritmo saludable durante abril, pero el ritmo de crecimiento se desaceleró al nivel más bajo registrado desde enero de 2021, según una encuesta mensual publicada el martes. Un descenso en las métricas de transporte, especialmente un aumento de la capacidad de transporte, proporcionó los catalizadores.
El Índice de Gerentes de Logística (LMI), una medida de las condiciones de la cadena de suministro, registró una lectura de 69,7 en abril,...
Activity across the supply chain grew at a healthy clip during April but the pace of growth slowed to the lowest level recorded since January 2021, according to a monthly survey released Tuesday. A decline in transportation metrics, notably an increase in transportation capacity, were the catalysts.
The Logistics Managers’ Index (LMI), a measure of supply chain conditions, registered a reading of 69.7 in April, down 6.5 percentage points from March’s record. The index remained above its all-time...
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A Tuesday report showed activity across the supply chain was near record levels again in February. A sizable amount of inventory in the system was met by a lack of capacity to either move it or store it, a trend that continued from January.
The Logistics Managers’ Index (LMI), a survey measuring supply chain conditions, came in at 75.2 during the month, 3.3 points higher than January and the second-highest level recorded in the dataset’s five-year history. This was the 13th consecutive month the...
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A survey measuring supply chain activity, the Logistics Managers’ Index (LMI), logged a 12th straight month with a reading above 70, a level classified as “significant expansion.” An accumulation of inventory throughout the supply chain and not enough transportation capacity to turn it quickly drove the increase.
The LMI increased 1.8 percentage points in January to 71.9. A reading above 50% indicates expansion while a reading below 50% indicates contraction.
The subindex for inventory levels...
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Tightness throughout the transportation, logistics and warehousing sectors carried through the end of the year, according to a report published Tuesday. The Logistics Managers’ Index (LMI), a survey measuring supply chain activity, registered a reading of 70.1 during December.
The LMI is a diffusion index, wherein a reading above 50% indicates expansion and a reading below 50% indicates contraction.
While the index was down 3.3 percentage points from November, the industry continues to see...
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A key supply chain report published Tuesday showed further growth and tightening during November. The Logistics Managers’ Index (LMI), a survey measuring activity throughout the transportation, logistics and warehousing sectors, expanded 80 basis points from October to 73.4%.
The LMI is a diffusion index, wherein a reading above 50% indicates expansion and a reading below 50% indicates contraction.
“Overall growth has now been over 70.0 — a level we would classify as significant expansion — 10...
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