2026-01-10 14:30:59

The US manufacturing sector has recently been under continued pressure. According to the latest data from the Department of Labor, approximately 8,000 manufacturing jobs were lost in December last year, marking the eighth consecutive month of decline — since the tariffs took effect in April, the manufacturing industry has been in a slow but steady contraction.

More importantly, the bigger picture: from 2023 to now, the US manufacturing industry has cut approximately 200,000 jobs in total. This not only reflects the current economic fragility but also indicates that the labor market may continue to face pressure in the future. Weakness in manufacturing is often a precursor to an economic recession, and market participants should closely monitor how this trend develops.

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SudoRm-RfWallet/

· 01-10 21:02

Tariffs are playing their hand a bit harshly, with 200,000 layoffs directly resulting from it. Eight months of consecutive decline? Is a recession still far away? Once manufacturing collapses, we workers need to tighten our belts even more. The US economy is really starting to loosen up. I hear it might continue to fall next year, it's hard to hold on. In the end, the tariff war still hurts the working class. Manufacturing has frozen, will it affect the tech sector next? 200,000 unemployed, why is the investment market still so calm? This is probably why everyone is hoarding coins...

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BridgeJumper

· 01-10 15:00

Tariffs have dealt a heavy blow to the manufacturing industry, leaving it in ruins 200,000 people unemployed... Here's the question, who will take over? Signs of recession? I've said it before, this wave in the crypto circle is actually a safe haven asset Manufacturing sector crashes, on-chain institutions are bottom fishing, isn't that ironic? Still haven't reacted after eight months of decline? Traditional finance really needs to wake up Tariff policies have created a deep pit, how long will it take to fill it? What really should be focused on is how the FED responds, don't just look at the layoffs data

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SchrodingerWallet

· 01-10 15:00

US manufacturing sector layoffs again, are tariffs really harvesting profits? Same old story... Actually, it was better to short US stocks earlier. 200,000 people unemployed, next should be the tech sector, right? If manufacturing dies, is an economic recession far behind? What will happen to the crypto world if this continues? Please, no more crashes. As soon as the tariff policy was announced, this happened—blame the policymakers. Cough, traditional finance is almost over, it's time to go all in on crypto. "Signs of an economic recession"... I'm just waiting here for the flood to come.

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ShitcoinArbitrageur

· 01-10 15:00

Tariffs really played the manufacturing industry to death 200,000 layoffs... this is the real economic signal Wait, when did this line up with the timeline of the crypto market crash? Manufacturing is cooling down, there will definitely be a chain reaction later Eight months of decline, how desperate must the situation be... US manufacturing is increasingly resembling an air coin haha The signs of recession are all here, and some people still haven't noticed? Tariff policies are truly suicidal operations With such poor economic data, no wonder market sentiment is so low

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BitcoinDaddy

· 01-10 14:56

200,000 unemployed, just the tip of the iceberg, recession signals one after another --- The mess caused by tariff policies has been expected all along --- Eight months of consecutive decline, what are we waiting for? Time to turn bearish --- U.S. manufacturing is cooling down, the global economy won't look good either --- This pace, next quarter might be even worse... --- Really? Only 200,000 layoffs? I think the numbers might be inflated --- It's only now that we're paying attention to recession signals, the market response is too slow --- Web3 friends, beware, the traditional economy is about to collapse --- Waiting to see a hard landing in the economy, I’ve long stopped understanding the U.S. stock market --- Manufacturing is dead, what can the U.S. rely on to support itself?

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OnchainUndercover

· 01-10 14:55

Tariff policies are really shooting ourselves in the foot U.S. manufacturing is completely cooling down, a recession is really coming 200,000 layoffs, this data is hard to bear, brothers Down for eight consecutive months, supply chains are about to get chaotic Is the crypto world ready to buy the dip, everyone

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OnChainSleuth

· 01-10 14:51

Once tariffs are implemented, manufacturing is really doomed... 200,000 people unemployed, how many families will be affected? Eight months of decline and it's not over? Feels like a recession is near. Manufacturing layoffs are so severe, yet the crypto circle is still in a daze, really can't wake up. Is the US economy about to collapse? Some are still buying US bonds? I don't get it. 8,000 jobs lost, how will the American people get through this... really feel for them. Tariff policies are basically suicidal... 200,000 people, that's not a small number. Economic warning signs are flashing red, why are big funds still holding on tightly? Manufacturing recession = inflation catching its breath? Can this logic hold...

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