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Can a slowing economy reshape the future of the PCB and EMS sectors? Join Philip Stoten and Shawn DuBravac, PhD, CFA , Futurist and IPC’s Chief Economist, to uncover the nuances of the current economic landscape in North America. Following the release of IPC data, Shawn provides a deep dive into the gradual softening of order books and the impact of working through backlogs amidst a decelerating economy. We also venture into the political uncertainties surrounding the forthcoming US presidential election, discussing its potential ripple effects on reshoring trends. #electronicsmanufacturing #EMS #EMSNOW

Why would a reduction in alcohol sales and consumption be good for the economy? 📈 Dr Aveek Bhattacharya and Colin Angus explain. For more on alcohol, price, and the economy, watch our Explained film here: https://lnkd.in/ebkJXgBK

Tariffs are the unsung heroes of economic strategy. Because nothing boosts a thriving economy like raising prices and reducing the quantity of goods and services. It’s like a retail therapy session where everything costs more and there’s less to buy. Brilliant. And the best part? Businesses and consumers get to enjoy this delightful treat firsthand. Truly, a masterstroke of economic policy.

This Week: Key Economic Data Monday: Motor Vehicle Sales. Tuesday: Factory Orders. ISM Services Index. Wednesday: ADP Employment Report. JOLTS. Beige Book. Thursday: Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell Speech. Jobless Claims. International Trade in Goods & Services. Productivity and Costs. Friday: Employment Situation. Source: Investors Business Daily - Econoday economic calendar; February 27, 2024 The Econoday economic calendar lists upcoming U.S. economic data releases (including key economic indicators), Federal Reserve policy meetings, and speaking engagements of Federal Reserve officials. The content is developed from sources believed to be providing accurate information. The forecasts or forward-looking statements are based on assumptions and may not materialize. The forecasts also are subject to revision.

Interesting data points, especially the decline of U.S. manufacturing and the rise in leisure and hospitality. Good info to share with your business clients. Thanks for the share Mike Green ! #industryresearch #industrytrends

For over a year, I and many others on X have been warning about what is now becoming evident. The United States has been promoting the image of a strong industrial economy, convincing the world that everything was in great shape. However, the reality is that a crisis has been brewing, masked by short-term financial solutions like treasury bills. Now, with the latest NY Empire State Manufacturing Index reading at -11.90 (compared to an expected 3.40), it’s clear that U.S. manufacturing is in serious decline. The drastic drop from the previous 11.50 reading shows that earlier forecasts were far from reality. Deep structural problems, which were hidden behind temporary fixes, are now surfacing, further weakening the U.S. economy. This is why it’s been so important to provide accurate information about what’s really happening in America’s industrial sector. #USA #ManufacturingCrisis #EconomicCrisis #FalseData #NYEmpireStateIndex #Economy #TreasuryBills #ShortTermFixes #IndustryTroubles #FinancialCrisis #GlobalEconomy #IndustrialDecline #USEconomy

In this article, I explore the factors provoking US economy changes that will impact distributors and wholesalers in 2024 and discuss strategies to navigate these changes effectively. https://lnkd.in/gmr7gmj2

The US Richmond Manufacturing Index, an economic index released each month by the Richmond Federal Reserve to measure the overall health of the manufacturing sector in the Richmond region, was released lower than expected.. Read more: https://n9.cl/g6dwd #Akhbar_Forex #dollar #economy #trading #forex #investment #US #inflation #manufacturing

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