New York’s three-month manufacturing contraction is more than a local slump—it’s a national economic red flag. With shrinking paychecks, falling confidence, and rising unemployment risks, the ripple effects could trigger a deeper recession. The recent decline in New York’s manufacturing sector signals deeper trouble for the U.S. economy. From the consequences of ongoing trade wars
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