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Infographic: Recession on the Horizon?

Comparing USMTO data to industrial production data in past recessions provides interesting insight into what to expect in future downturns.
Nov 29, 2023

Different recessions have had varied impacts on manufacturing. This infographic will examine machinery orders, manufacturing employment and industrial production over the past few recessions. While most economists no longer see a recession coming in 2024, the manufacturing sector could still see some negative months ahead similar to the situation in 2016. Keeping an eye on machinery orders, manufacturing employment and industrial production could offer valuable insights into the trajectory of the manufacturing sector and the overall economy.


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Christopher Chidzik
Principal Economist
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