Circular Logic: Why the Manufacturing Contraction Might Not Signal a Recession - Wall Street Journal (blog)

Thursday, January 28, 2016

Why the Manufacturing Contraction Might Not Signal a Recession - Wall Street Journal (blog)

Wall Street Journal (blog)

Why the Manufacturing Contraction Might Not Signal a Recession
Wall Street Journal (blog)
Demand for manufactured products sank sharply last year, a rare occurrence outside a recession. But that doesn't necessarily mean the six-and-a-half-year-old expansion is about to end. Orders for durable goods, long-lasting products such as appliances ...
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This blog is curated and edited by COREDEMAR Precision Bearings. It was originally conceived as a blog about precision bearings but it turns out that there's not enough ball bearing news from day to day to sustain a blog. Who would've guessed?

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