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Saia Inc (SAIA) breaks lower as weekly trucking selloff gathers volume

The trucking stock closed at $347.63, with losses extending across the one-, four- and twelve-week periods.

Saia Inc
Latest347.63 USD
1W move-17.9%
Volume1.9x
TrendInactive
Saia freight trucks at a loading terminal with market data screens in a trucking-sector visual.

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What happened

Saia Inc (SAIA) fell 17.9% for the week ended July 31, closing at $347.63 as weekly market data showed the decline widening to -16.6% over four weeks and -22.7% over twelve weeks.

The move was backed by heavier activity, with 3.77 million shares traded versus a 2.03 million 13-week average and an active-mover reading of 2.4x volume. Trend confirmation remained absent, while Market Dynamics at -0.68 and Relative Strength at -11.3 pointed to continued pressure.

The chart shows a weekly price path over 52 weeks, placing the latest drop in broader weekly context rather than intraday trading action.

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