Survey: Indiana manufacturers concerned about possible recession in 2024

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4 thoughts on “Survey: Indiana manufacturers concerned about possible recession in 2024

  1. Sounds like Indiana manufacturing execs watch FOX Business channel’s talking heads too much. All the other experts say we’re headed for a soft landing as inflation cools and employment cools.

    1. …and the Fed is expected to reduce interest rates throughout 2024.

      Agree: someone’s been listening to Chicken Little. Or The Boy (Trump) Who Cried Wolf!

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