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Perry on freight bulls vs. bears

The bull vs. bear showdown is present in markets at all times. Freight is no exception. Noel Perry, long-time freight economist who works closely with the Transportation Intermediates Association and Truckstop.com, talks about the reasons for both arguments on this week's Drilling Deep. Also on the podcast, host John Kingston discusses the wild ride that commodity diesel prices have been on the past week. A sharp downturn followed by days of gains that recovered all of the decline. It's tough to keep on top of it.

Episode 79 of the Drilling Deep with John Kingston podcast, hosted by FreightWaves, titled "Perry on freight bulls vs. bears" was published on July 23, 2021 and runs 28 minutes.

July 23, 2021 ·28m · Drilling Deep with John Kingston

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The bull vs. bear showdown is present in markets at all times. Freight is no exception. Noel Perry, long-time freight economist who works closely with the Transportation Intermediates Association and Truckstop.com, talks about the reasons for both arguments on this week's Drilling Deep. Also on the podcast, host John Kingston discusses the wild ride that commodity diesel prices have been on the past week. A sharp downturn followed by days of gains that recovered all of the decline. It's tough to keep on top of it.   Follow Drilling Deep on Apple Podcasts Follow Drilling Deep on Spotify More FreightWaves Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The bull vs. bear showdown is present in markets at all times. Freight is no exception. Noel Perry, long-time freight economist who works closely with the Transportation Intermediates Association and Truckstop.com, talks about the reasons for both arguments on this week's Drilling Deep. Also on the podcast, host John Kingston discusses the wild ride that commodity diesel prices have been on the past week. A sharp downturn followed by days of gains that recovered all of the decline. It's tough to keep on top of it.   Follow Drilling Deep on Apple Podcasts Follow Drilling Deep on Spotify More FreightWaves Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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