The economy continues to improve after a deep contraction in the first half of 2020, but a variety of factors could undermine recovery efforts in 2021…
Author: Stefanie Galeano-Zalutko
KPI — November: State of the Manufacturing Sector
Suppliers continue to operate in reconfigured factories and are becoming more proficient at expanding output…
KPI — November: Consumer Trends
Consumer confidence and sentiment both decreased in November…
KPI — October: The Brief
Keeping a cap on COVID-19 cases could be the key to continued economic recovery…
KPI – October: State of Business: Automotive Industry
As the aftermarket prepares for SEMA360, the industry continues to wrestle with COVID-related challenges and an uncertain economic and political environment…
KPI — October: New and Used Vehicle Sales
While new vehicle sales are heading in the right direction, the market is faced with low supply, fewer incentives and high prices…
KPI — October: Recent Vehicle Recalls
A roundup of recent manufacturer safety recalls…
KPI — October: State of the Economy
Economic indicators improved at a greater-than-expected rate over the summer, but the rebound is slowing amid a sharp uptick in new COVID-19 cases…
KPI — October: State of the Manufacturing Sector
While certain industry sectors are experiencing difficulties, manufacturing demand is trending upward…
KPI — October: Consumer Trends
Consumer confidence decreased in October after a sharp increase in September…
KPI — September: The Brief
Various economic indicators have rebounded in July and August at a greater than expected rate…
KPI — September: New & Used Vehicle Sales
While still behind year-over-year numbers, new vehicle sales continue to rise…
KPI — September: Recent Vehicle Recalls
A roundup of recent manufacturer safety recalls…
KPI — September: State of the Economy
Despite a sharp uptick in COVID-19 cases, the economy continues to recover from its second-quarter contraction…
KPI — September: State of the Manufacturing Sector
The manufacturing sector saw its third consecutive month of growth in August…