-- 獨立研究機構CFRA向提供了以下研究報告。 CFRA分析師的觀點摘要如下：加拿大太平洋鐵路公司（CP）公佈第一季調整後每股收益為1.04美元，超出市場預期0.26美元。儘管每千英里貨運量（RTM）增加2%，但由於價格壓力導致每千英里貨運量收入下降4%，總收入仍下降2%至37億美元。營業收入下降4%至13億美元，營業比率上升70個基點至66.0%，反映了持續的堪薩斯城南方鐵路公司（KCS）整合成本，其中包括9,100萬美元的收購會計攤銷。儘管受整體經濟情勢影響，短期內貨運量受到限制，但該公司2萬英里的跨大陸鐵路網仍為其提供了競爭優勢。營運方面，CP展現出更佳的網路流暢性：平均列車速度提高4%至19.9英里/小時，終端停留時間縮短8%至9.5小時，機車生產率提高5%。各業務線表現參差不齊。由於加拿大糧食產量強勁，糧食收入成長 11% 至 8.71 億美元，而工業部門則面臨反映市場疲軟的逆風：能源、化學和塑膠下降 8% 至 7 億美元，煤炭下降 12% 至 2.26 億美元。
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