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Manufacturing Remains Weak, as Durable Goods Continue to Stall

Manufacturing Remains Weak, as Durable Goods Continue to Stall

by William Mathis | Mar 1, 2017 | Durable Goods, Economy, Newest

Slow growth for durable goods in January showed that American manufacturing remains weak in an otherwise strong economy, as producers wait to see how the Trump administration will deliver on its promise to revive American industries. Orders for aircraft surged in...

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