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CSX, Union Pacific earnings to show if railroads really offer relative respite from turbulent transport sector

Tomi Kilgore
·5 min read
CSX, Union Pacific earnings to show if railroads really offer relative respite from turbulent transport sector
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Investors will soon find out if shares of railroad operators can continue to offer some relative safety within a transportation sector that has suffered in recent weeks due to concerns that a freight recession was on the horizon.

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