Midwest economic outlook tempered by variety of factors; ND manufacturing exports surge
Rural economies across the Midwest and Plains are showing cautious signs of growth despite ongoing challenges with low commodity prices, higher input costs, and falling exports. Creighton University’s June Rural Mainstreet survey climbed to 51.9, signaling growth for only the third time in two years. Yet, one in four farmers is still expected to face negative income this year. North Dakota stood out with strong manufacturing exports and a rising overall index, even as agricultural exports slipped, reflecting a mixed but resilient economic landscape. Get the full story from theBismarck Tribune.
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