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29 October 2026

Analysis: CH Robinson spoils the bull party – tests remain

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Analysis: CH Robinson spoils the bull party – tests remain

CH Robinson grew trucking volume, profit per load and its divisions’ operating margins again, yet its shares fell 11% to a 52-week low as investors weighed a small trucking miss, a jump in claims costs, a 2027 insurance renewal still under negotiation and – most notably – a $5. 8bn bet on RXO. Forwarding, once seen by some analysts as a sale candidate, is earning well above its target, though its ... The post Analysis: CH Robinson spoils the bull party – tests remain appeared first on The Loadstar .

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