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Recent manufacturing contraction is a temporary speed bump caused by the unwinding of tariff-driven inventory accumulation rather than a fundamental economic collapse.
“I don't necessarily think that this dip right here is anything too concerning. Of course, it could boil over if private credit issues get worse or there's some kind of bubble catalyst, but this isn't necess this is like you would expect this after the tariff pull forward we had.”
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