How Did The Decline In Shipments And Oil Prices Impact CSX’s Operating Ratio In 2015?
A 2% decline in shipment volumes, and a decline in fuel surcharge revenue due to lower oil prices, negatively impacted CSX’s revenue in 2015. However, a decline in operating expenses due to lower fuel expenses and shipment volumes, and the company’s cost reduction initiatives, offset the impact of top line headwinds on margins, translating into a 180 basis points improvement in the operating ratio.
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