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The binding MOU and asset ownership shifts improve CN's Midwest routing options and gateway protections, potentially boosting volumes and pricing power if STB approves; historical examples show network access gains often translate into volume growth when regulator approvals align with market structure changes.
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CN and Union Pacific disclosed a binding MOU to secure competitive access in the UP-NS merger, subject to STB approval. The framework expands CN's Midwest footprint, including ownership in KCT and TRRA and access to Kansas City via Neff Yard. If approved, CN gains greater competitive options and potential volume growth across the central United States.
CN and Union Pacific sign MOU for competitive access amid UP-NSC merger; STB approval.
CN gains ownership in KCT and TRRA, expanding Midwest access via Neff Yard.
CN gains Midwest access: Tuscola-East St. Louis and KC service via Neff Yard.
CN will not oppose the UP-NSC merger; framework to take effect through STB.
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