1.6% jump seen in US industrial production in December
A third straight monthly gain of industrial production was witnessed in the United States with a rise of 1.6% being witnessed in the month of December. Even with this continuous rise, industrial production still remains below levels reached before the pandemic. The month of November had seen a 0.5% increase while October showed an increase of 1%.
There's another Story on here where a peer reviewed study says "lockdowns are bad, mmmkay?", so when are we cutting the crap and letting america get back to work instead of sitting back and devaluing our currency with stimulus?
Once Beijing Biden gets all the US manufacturing jobs sent back to China, you can expect that number to drop precipitously.
Thanks for America first policies of Donald Trump, sounds like Biden wants to borrow it.
Thank you Obama. Everything good is Obama, Obama did everything good. Orange man bad!!!
Soon we'll be seeing record drops in the same exact area.
Take back manufacturing to our nations. china shouldn't be given the grounds of cheap labour and world trade
What, when the evil cheeto was in charge? Prolly another red mirage.
These types of POSITIVE economic gains were ALL made possible because of the Trump Administration's commitment to get rid of burdensome government bureaucracatic đ©đ©đ© that was getting in the way of economic progress!
Literally nothing to pat ourselves on the back about
This jump in manufacturing will be short lived.
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These positive economic developments can ALL be credited to the policies enacted by President Trump's administration.