Manufacturing

While noting the combination of China tariffs and recession fears may 'frighten some to the sidelines,' analysts at Raymond James cite the furniture maker's strong balance sheet with 'no funded debt,' rising dividends since 2013, and a still 'healthy U.S. consumer.'

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The rail car maker is likely riding into a slower period of demand for its products, which investors should keep in mind when considering it as a dividend play.

President Donald Trump blames the Federal Reserve for the U.S. economy's latest distress signals. But as Fed Chairman Jerome Powell and other leaders of the U.S. central bank prepare to meet this week near Jackson Hole, Wyoming, a growing number of economists say Trump's policies deserve the blame.

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U.S. industrial production unexpectedly contracts in July, hitting President Donald Trump's economy in a sector known for its abundance of high-paying blue-collar jobs.

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Steadily, the once-revered markets of Brazil, Russia, India and China have become hazardous places to do business.

President Donald Trump's stated economic goals include a revival of U.S. manufacturers. But China's latest move to let its currency weaken past a key threshold of 7 per dollar could signal further troubles ahead for the U.S. industrial sector, which has been contracting this year.

Retail investors are sitting pretty after Trump enacted more tariffs. See their fancy footwork executed in July.