UAW strike, govt. shutdown, student Loans: GDP growth faces triple threat

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Auto workers gearing up for a strike, a potential government shutdown, and student loan payments resuming are coinciding and could all spell trouble for the U.S. economy. EY Chief Economist Greg Daco joins Yahoo Finance to break down the overhang these headline events and recent inflation data can have on GDP growth and consumers.  When asked about the ongoing, and potential, strikes Daco explained: 'There is a direct effect on employment. There is a direct effect on spending, and there is also a direct effect on the regions that are affected that are dominated by those sectors, in this case, the automotive sector in the midwest.'

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