Photo: Jim Allen - Freightwaves GRAPH OF THE WEEK: Logitsics administrator index: inventory levels DREAM: Lmi.invl The logistics manager index (LMI) The component measurement inventory levels were 50 in December, indicating that total inventories were essentially flat compared to November. This suggests that companies precisely predicted the demand for the holiday season. However, a closer look reveals a hard divergence between the upstream and downstream inventory levels, which suggests important load movement opportunities in early 2025.

Photo: Jim Allen - FreightWaves Chart of the Week: Logitsics Manager’s Index – Inventory Levels SONAR: LMI.INVL The Logistics Manager’s Index (LMI) component measuring inventory levels was 50 in December, indicating that total inventories were essentially flat compared to November. This suggests that companies accurately forecasted demand for the holiday season. However, a closer look reveals a stark divergence between upstream and downstream inventory levels, suggesting significant freight movement opportunities in early 2025.

Photo: Jim Allen - FreightWaves Chart of the week: Logitsics Index Manager - Inventory levels Sonar: It's Lmi.occa.incL The Index of Gestionial de la log actique (Lmi) components that measure the inventory levels was 50 in december, that indicates that total inventories were essentially flat compared to November. This suggests companies accurately planned the question for the holiday season.