This is the secret sauce for the economy — and it’s showing up in faster U.S. growth
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If faster U.S. growth is coming despite public pessimism and AI anxiety, operators have a window where real demand is better than sentiment. That’s a cue to prioritize actual order books and hiring signals over macro vibes when making 2026–2027 investment and capacity decisions.
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