A Switzerland-based plumbing company could be ground zero for the next US recession — and the signals it's flashing are worrisome

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Russ Mould of AJ Bell says a sales slowdown for the plumbing and heating supply company Ferguson is a bad sign for the housing market and US economy.
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A Switzerland-based plumbing company could be ground zero for the next US recession — and the signals it's flashing are worrisome

A Switzerland-based plumbing company could be ground zero for the next US recession — and the signals it's flashing are worrisome

Marley Jay | Russ Mould of AJ Bell says a sales slowdown for the plumbing and heating supply company Ferguson is a bad sign for the housing market and US economy.

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