Shares fell 4.3% following the quarter, reflecting investor disappointment with volatile fuel and FX pressures that weighed on yields and an outlook tempered by cautious macro conditions.

• Revenues reached $3.7 billion with volume growth of 2% on a revenue ton mile (RTM) basis, supported by record grain harvests and contributions from automotive, international, intermodal, and MMX services.
• Operating ratio held at 63%, showing disciplined cost management despite challenging market factors.
• Earnings per share came in at $1.04 amid ongoing volatility in fuel prices and foreign exchange rates impacting margin stability.
• Management highlighted labor progress via tentative long-term agreements that enhance operating stability and employee quality of life, particularly in key U.S. corridors.
• Safety metrics showed mixed results with improvements in personal injury rates offset by an increase in train accident frequency from all-time lows in the prior year.