American manufacturing is going through its toughest stretch since the 2008 financial crisis hit. The data keeps getting worse—and December just made things even more challenging.



This kind of economic contraction matters for the broader asset market. When traditional manufacturing slows this dramatically, it typically signals deeper concerns about economic cycles and risk appetite. The timing is worth watching, especially for anyone tracking macroeconomic signals and their potential ripple effects on different asset classes.
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AirdropHarvestervip
· 01-10 13:34
With manufacturing so sluggish, can the asset market still survive?
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FreeRidervip
· 01-08 14:39
The manufacturing industry has exploded again, the worst since 2008... The asset market is about to shake three times.
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TopBuyerBottomSellervip
· 01-07 16:07
U.S. manufacturing is starting to fall apart again. This downturn is even worse than 2008. It feels like risk assets need to be bottomed out.
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MissedTheBoatvip
· 01-07 15:59
Here we go again, as soon as manufacturing data takes a big hit, it starts to transmit to the asset side...
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SeeYouInFourYearsvip
· 01-07 15:43
The manufacturing sector's downturn really can't be sustained anymore. Should we start rushing back in or just stick to holding cash?
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