LMI for N American logistics managers in Feb 62.8, up from Jan’s 62
The logistics manager’s index in February was 62.8 compared to January’s 62—the fastest reading of expansion for the second month in a row since June 2022. Growth is rising at an increasing rate for inventory levels and costs; warehousing prices; and transportation capacity, while it is increasing at a decreasing rate for warehousing capacity and transportation utilisation and prices.
The logistics manager’s index in February was 62.8 compared to January’s 62—the fastest reading of expansion for the second month in a row since June 2022.
Growth is rising at an increasing rate for inventory levels and costs; warehousing prices; and transportation capacity, while it is increasing at a decreasing rate for warehousing capacity and transportation utilisation and prices.
