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A binding agreement expanding Chicago routing and Canada-Mexico access could lift UP’s network utilization, reduce bottlenecks, and attract more intermodal traffic, supporting volumes and potential pricing power; catalysts are longer-term but headline attention may spark a positive re-rate.
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Union Pacific and CN signed a binding MOU to broaden operating rights through Chicago's EJ&E corridor and to enable Canada-Mexico freight via UP's network. The arrangement could ease bottlenecks, improve intermodal connections, and raise cross-border volumes over time. If sustained, it supports CN’s north-south growth and UP's western network efficiency.
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