The U.S. Economic Surprise Index dropping to -28.10

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The U.S. Economic Surprise Index dropping to -28.10 is concerning and suggests that the economy is performing worse than anticipated. If this trend continues, it could indeed lead to a recession. Economic indicators consistently falling below expectations often signal underlying weaknesses, such as reduced consumer spending, lower business investment, or slowing job growth. If these issues are not addressed promptly and effectively, the risk of a recession increases. Depending on the severity of these factors and the policy responses, the economic situation could deteriorate further.

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