Economists game out impact from UAW strike | Smaller suppliers seek U.S. aid in wake of strike | Government shutdown adds more uncertainty | Market rebound to continue in Q3 | 2024 Honda Prologue

The U.S. has avoided a recession thus far in 2023, thanks to consumer resiliency and a strong job market. However, industry economists are watching to see whether the UAW strike and other events will detract from growth — and how wholesale used-car prices may be affected.

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