 - Despite an economy in disarray, industrial automation remains strong.
- The industrial automation market will expand 51.4% from 2020 to 2025.
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Go to any major auto manufacturer and that is exactly what you’ll see.
Factories of all sizes are adopting automation at a rapid pace — despite the global economy teetering on recession.
And the industrial automation market is expanding at a solid clip around the world:  (Click here to view larger image.) Global investment bank Harris Williams forecasts the size of the industrial automation market will hit $265 billion by 2025. That’s a 51.5% jump in just five years!
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The Housing Market Is Broken Data on new home sales will be released later this week.
Some potential homebuyers are hopeful that prices will fall — last month’s report showed the median sales price dropped 2.8% from its all-time high.
But new homes are still out of reach for most buyers with median sales for November 2022 sitting at $471,200.
The chart below shows that just 10% of new homes are priced below $300,000.
And less than 1,000 homes priced below $200,000 were built in the past year. Before the pandemic, about 40% of new homes were at this price point.
Builders have abandoned the entry-level home. Sellers are also demanding a return on their investment which means once-affordable homes are now selling at a premium.
Bottom line: The housing market is strong for families that can afford the median home and unavailable to an increasingly large group of families.  (Click here to view larger image.)
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