Truck Orders Surge, Signaling Recovery
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March Class eight truck orders maintain recovery momentum, with FTR reporting 38,200 units, a 137% year-over-year increase, and ACT at 37,200 units, up 126% year-over-year. Despite a 19% drop from February, this pullback is seen as a sign of solid momentum in the trucking industrys early recovery. However, risks such as high loan rates, policy shifts, and potential order cancellations remain. The medium-duty truck market shows milder gains, tied to consumer trends. The heavy truck recovery hinges on steady freight, lower rates, and a stable economy.
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