“We expect continued strength in some of our bulk and industrial segments, which is encouraging. However, we will be -- it will be outweighed by lower -- international volumes and tough comparisons.”

In context

“ng gains were partially offset by business mix and lower fuel surcharges. Demand and business wins increase petrochemicals, construction and metal shipments. However, these gains were partially offset by decreased volume in our energy and specialized markets. Premium revenue for the quarter declined 2% on a 5% decrease in volume and a 3% increase in average revenue per car, reflecting business mix and lower fuel surcharges. Overall, intermodal volumes were challenged by [ Lower of West Coast ] imports, resulted in a 17% decrease in international volumes. However, our domestic segment delivered record-breaking volumes this quarter, driven by exceptional service and business lines, reduced autoparts production and OEM quality hold contributed to lower automotive volume. Turning to Slide 11. We expect continued strength in some of our bulk and industrial segments, which is encouraging. However, we will be -- it will be outweighed by lower -- international volumes and tough comparisons. The commercial team's strong focus of first 9 months of the -- year-over-year challenges with soybean exports. Moving to Industrial. We're positioned to finish strong in our petrochemicals market. That's driven by the investments we've made in our Gulf Coast franchise and the strength of our service product, which continues to help us win with new customers. In fact, we recently won new petrochemical business that began earlier this month. It's a meaningful addition that reinforces our competitive position in the region. We also anticipate solid performance in the metals and minerals markets, where our team is laser focused on business development to outperform the market. On the other hand, our energy and specialized markets are expected to remain challenged, primarily driven by fewer pe”