The April US logistics manager’s index was 58.8—up 1.6 points from March’s 57.1—representing a slight uptick after the index’s 5.6-point fall from February to March.
Inventory levels continued to rise, but at a slower rate of 57.1.
Despite this, inventory costs increased to 75.6.
Warehousing prices were up to an even greater extent to 72.3.
US transportation metrics showed some strength in April.
Inventory levels continued to rise, but at a slower rate of 57.1.
Despite this, inventory costs increased to 75.6.
Warehousing prices were up to an even greater extent to 72.3.
US transportation metrics showed some strength in April.
