The labor market downturn in blue-collar sectors isn't slowing down. Construction, manufacturing, and industrial hiring have been on a downward trajectory throughout 2025. These employment trends often serve as leading recession indicators, potentially signaling broader economic headwinds that could impact risk assets and investment sentiment across markets.
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LiquidityWitch
· 12-04 01:17
yo the ritual's inverting... blue-collar liquidation cascading into dark pools of unemployment. recession signals brewing like some cursed alchemical reaction nobody wanted to transmute into reality lol. construction & manufacturing collapsing = macro death spell incoming? kinda feels like the fed's been casting hexes on the wrong sectors tbh
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bridgeOops
· 12-03 12:35
The wave of blue-collar unemployment is here, the construction and manufacturing sectors really can't hold on anymore... I've heard it's best to keep an eye on your own coins first.
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MEVHunterBearish
· 12-01 23:21
The blue-collar unemployment wave has arrived, and now the crypto world risk assets must shake three times...
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ContractExplorer
· 12-01 10:45
The blue-collar unemployment wave has arrived, it's time to adjust the allocation, and I'm optimistic about stablecoins and BTC as a hedge.
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NFTDreamer
· 12-01 10:45
It has long been apparent that blue-collar workers will continue to struggle...
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ImpermanentSage
· 12-01 10:44
Speaking of the decline in blue-collar employment, it really is a barometer of the economy... The construction and manufacturing sectors have been continuously falling, let's see if it will drag down risk assets.
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FloorSweeper
· 12-01 10:42
Blue-collar job opportunities are shrinking, and industries like construction and manufacturing are turning around. 2025 is going to be tough...
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SchrodingerWallet
· 12-01 10:39
The blue-collar unemployment wave... it really is coming, with construction and manufacturing industries going downhill, it feels like it's about to collapse.
The labor market downturn in blue-collar sectors isn't slowing down. Construction, manufacturing, and industrial hiring have been on a downward trajectory throughout 2025. These employment trends often serve as leading recession indicators, potentially signaling broader economic headwinds that could impact risk assets and investment sentiment across markets.